Sentence examples for if not vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Being nude, if not vulnerable, has long seemed his natural state.

For bidding and making a contract of six (small slam), a bonus of 500 is scored if not vulnerable, 750 if vulnerable.

For a grand slam (all seven odd tricks) bid and made, the bonus is 1,000 if not vulnerable, 1,500 if vulnerable.

Regardless, for a team that entered the Olympics with an undersize roster that looked, if not vulnerable, then beatable under the right circumstances, Sunday marked another assumed test that really was no test at all.

Bridge: Undertrick penalties* if declarer was not vulnerable if declarer was vulnerable undoubled doubled redoubled undoubled doubled redoubled first undertrick 50 100 200 100 200 400 each subsequent undertrick 50 200 400 100 300 600 *If declarer fails to fulfill his contract, his opponents score for each trick by which he falls short ("goes down," or "is set").

If you are not vulnerable enough to have that intimacy, you might keep control of your current position in the market, but you will limit your influence to evolve and grow – and thus your ability to sustain long term momentum begins to fade.

"If you're not vulnerable, then you've got the armor up and you can't feel other people," says Pollio.

Therefore, if you're not vulnerable and you're not safe for kidnappers to abduct without getting in trouble, you won't have to worry about being kidnapped!

Taiwania often grows in mixed species stands (He et al. 2015), so species that are not vulnerable (if present) could be removed to create gaps.

Asked why United had refused to allow Mr Roberts to fly if its systems were not vulnerable, Mr Johnson said: "We made this decision because Mr Roberts has made comments about having tampered with aircraft equipment, which is a violation of United policy and something customers and crews shouldn't have to deal with".

If the contract was doubled, trick points scored below the line count twice their normal value, while overtricks count 100 each above the line if declarer's side was not vulnerable (a term explained below) and 200 points each if declarer's side was vulnerable.