Sentence examples for it more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Again, soil condition alters after earthquake or any other natural transformation in a region and its neighborhood making it more vulnerable to landslide.

RWE felt it had to come up with something new after last year's simplification of its share structure made it more vulnerable to a takeover.

The lesions were concentrated on the side of the frill, probably because its large area made it more vulnerable during battle.

"U.S. pre-eminence makes the American homeland more appealing as a target, while America's openness and freedoms make it more vulnerable," the commission declared in its final report.

But Ms Banerjee's withdrawal could leave it more vulnerable to the demands of its other allies, most of which are strongly against foreign investment in the retail sector.

(The iPad is not a common target for modifications since its glass screen is secured to the case with adhesive, making it more vulnerable to mishandling).

It will make it more vulnerable.

Could it more vulnerable at that price than TV Choice?

Amazon's inconsistency has made it more vulnerable to pressure.

"In the process of making the system more efficient, they make it more vulnerable".

Mr. Maliki's provocations are weakening Iraq and making it more vulnerable to Iranian arm-twisting.