Sentence examples for indeed vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Ships are indeed vulnerable in a hurricane, but Neil Young's love song is not about weather or ships.

Through most of the first half at the Hartford Civic Center, it appeared that UConn was indeed vulnerable.

One is the realization that beyond the dazzle and slickness, illusion is only illusion up to a point: the performers are indeed vulnerable to danger.

Anti-gay marriage business owners refusing services to same-sex couples as they plan their weddings are indeed vulnerable of being accused of discrimination, although precedents are still being set.

If the Obama administration is indeed vulnerable to partisan criticism, it is on Syria.

The stations were indeed vulnerable to dive bombers and low flying aircraft, however the British had mobile units which could be moved around to cover any gaps.

Indeed, so vulnerable is the population under five years of age to the effects of malnutrition that the "emergency level" for GAM is set a good deal below that for the general population.

Indeed, vulnerability is place and time-specific requiring different methods to measure vulnerable places and communities to climate change risks.

Just because we live in an urban environment, we may all indeed be vulnerable," says Foreman.

So the numbers involved are large, and the process is riddled with complexities: the system may indeed be vulnerable to gatecrashing by militants, which hardly anyone wants.

Indeed some vulnerable countries, such as Turkey, benefited from the "carry trade" as investors piled into their currencies because of their high interest rates.Now investors are starting to differentiate between the weak and the strong, singling out those countries (such as the Baltic nations) where the economic imbalances look egregious.