Sentence examples for has been very vulnerable from inspiring English sources

That is because the par-71 course, softened by heavy rains earlier in the week, has been very vulnerable, a highly unusual situation for an Open test.

Before being whisked away to a secret, secure site, Senator Don Nickles, the assistant Republican leader from Oklahoma, issued a statement saying, "As the Oklahoma City bombing proved, our country has been very vulnerable to terrorism and unfortunately today we have experienced another real disaster".

They would have been very vulnerable to tsunamis," he says.

Vivian A. Deuschl, a spokeswoman for Ritz Carlton, a luxury hotel chain, said these cutbacks "have had a terrible effect on hotels, and luxury hotels have been very vulnerable".

Required by state law to maintain licensed services, including skilled nursing, and burdened by technology cost outlays, community nonprofit hospitals have been very vulnerable to predatory contracting tactics.

"These new top-level domains have been very controversial and Icann is already vulnerable in terms of how it's run the process.

"The contortions the industry has put itself through to maintain this over-riding of the price mechanism have been very damaging, not only to the most vulnerable consumers who through penalty charges subsidise the better-off (they used to be known, revealingly, as 'delinquents'), but also, I believe, to banking in general," Taylor said in a speech in London.

I've been very vocal about predatory lending that targeted vulnerable minorities.

'Nadia has shown herself to be very vulnerable,' says Bond. 'She will need some time to digest this experience.

We need to recognise that most homeless women have had very traumatic lives and are very vulnerable; they are often mothers, even if their children are not with them.

But in Afghan history, when foreign forces have pulled out, presidents are very vulnerable.