Sentence examples for how unprotected from inspiring English sources

They showed how vulnerable the world's only superpower is: how imperfect our airport security systems, how unprotected even our military headquarters.

One of these motels' distinguishing characteristics is their sameness: their surrounding area is always denuded of trees; they are furtive, somehow, despite how unprotected, how defenceless they seem.

Dr. Volkow, of the national drug-abuse institute, said the death of the younger son "epitomized how unprotected people who are addicted to drugs are, even with that father".

A radio soap opera and call-in show, "There Is Still Hope," tells amusing, lurid and tragic tales of H.I.V.'s inexorable march through a fictional village, creating a new understanding of how unprotected sex, multiple partners, rape, incest and intact foreskins have played their part in the nation's encounter with the virus.

It is the truth about his own childhood he wants to expose, not his child, but the two are intimately linked: it was when he became a father that the "echoes of my past became screams"; hypervigilance about protecting his son was driven by memories of how unprotected he had been.

Other respondents described how unprotected sex started because condoms were "getting in the way" with their lovemaking experience because they made sex less pleasurable, caused the male partner to lose his erection, caused an allergic reaction (due to latex), or the condoms fell off.

The growth of the flotilla of rescue ships from charities across Europe has seen tens of thousands saved from drowning, but the August attack has put a question mark over how long unprotected vessels can continue operating.

Because the Giants practiced in lightweight pads, Coach Jim Fassel could not really tell how Barrow's unprotected knee held up.

And by the time goalkeeper Victor Valdés sensed how isolated and unprotected he was, Pato simply and stylishly flicked the ball beneath the keeper as he advanced.

However, it remained to be discovered how fast the unprotected unnatural precursor could be converted into the corresponding sialic acid analogue and integrated into cell-surface glycans.

Both aspiring and tenured professors are alarmed at how the ranks of unprotected, underpaid adjuncts have grown over the past two decades.