Sentence examples for is rather vulnerable from inspiring English sources

This is an area where the midfoot is rather vulnerable.

One explanation may be, that physicians have often and intensive contact, for example during invasive procedures, where the patient is rather vulnerable.

An explanation may be that there is a very short distance between head and hands of the surgeon and the patient, who is rather vulnerable during invasive procedures.

The mobile Swedish forces, even with their significant firepower, proved to be rather vulnerable to Czarniecki's guerrilla-style warfare.

He'd be rather vulnerable every time he takes the field.

The hooker was banned for eight weeks for biting the finger of Ireland's Steven Ferris in a Six Nations international in 2012 – and a finger is rather more vulnerable than a shoulder.

I take another tack: They are better than that, being genuine, rather vulnerable and larded with history.

The latter topic was rather complex since the limitations, in terms of measurement, made the results very vulnerable to criticism.

In my online strategy roundtables the vast majority of entrepreneurs I work with are in this rather vulnerable pre-$1 million revenue stage.

(The Fw 200 was actually a rather vulnerable aircraft).

"I'm a woman and a sex worker, which means that I am part of a rather vulnerable class.