Sentence examples for has proven vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Brown, who specializes in tackling runners, has proven vulnerable defending the pass.

However, postindustrial Sydney has proven vulnerable to international economic instability, particularly as New South Wales has not received the kind of increased income from the resources sector that has benefited states such as Queensland and Western Australia.

Often companies send a text with a code number to your phone after you change a password to prove it's you, but even that method has proven vulnerable to attack.

The West Virginia legislature has proved vulnerable to the forces of outside influence.

"The spat underlines recent hand-wringing over Apple, whose stock has proved vulnerable in recent weeks".

But so does the United States, and it has proved vulnerable to attack, raising other fears.

But the spat underlines recent hand-wringing over Apple, whose stock has proved vulnerable in recent weeks.

This year it has proved vulnerable -- last season the defense never would have allowed the Jets to score 15 points in the final two minutes.

This social-insurance model, pioneered in Germany by Otto von Bismarck in 1883, has proved vulnerable to a combination of rising health-care costs and a shortfall in contributions resulting from high unemployment.

Food is another expenditure that has proved vulnerable to hard times, with the rural poor turning increasingly to "food auctions", which offer items that may be past their sell-by dates.

Robbins's team found the virus in a national park that is home to the few hundred remaining Ridgway's hawks, a close relative of North America's red tail hawk that has proved vulnerable to West Nile.