Sentence examples for hugely vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Subway systems, moreover, are hugely vulnerable.

Still, he's left himself hugely vulnerable.

This means that airlines remain hugely vulnerable to external shocks, says Tony Tyler, IATA's boss.

Despite its sophisticated technology, humanity remains hugely vulnerable to earthquakes, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions and other calamities.

Bright, funny, frank, irritating, hugely vulnerable, Tracy is indisputably the biggest children's child-in-care icon since Oliver Twist.

The underage drinkers are "mainly girls who have drunk too much and ended up in hugely vulnerable situations", according to a senior A&E consultant.

Back to Black, the second of just two albums by the hugely talented but vulnerable singer, who was found dead just over a week ago, aged 27, returned to the top spot for the first time since its release in 2006.

Yet, like more recent mega-corporations, the EIC proved at once hugely powerful and oddly vulnerable to economic uncertainty.

Most of all though, women need to be shown kindness by the midwife and to be treated with dignity and respect at what is a vulnerable and hugely significant time of their lives.

"I'm hugely concerned that commercial aircraft are vulnerable".

Unveiling his white paper on welfare reform in the Commons, Mr Duncan Smith said the current system was hugely complex and costly to administer, vulnerable to fraud, and deterred people from finding a job or extending their hours.