Sentence examples similar to it s vulnerable from inspiring English sources

And the material's reactivity means it is vulnerable to oxidation, so it needs to be carefully protected.

His multi-octave voice is as intense as Jeff Buckley's or Anohni's, but it's vulnerable without being precious or cloying.

And there is a limit to how much land can be reclaimed from the ocean — so far it accounts for a fifth of Singapore's space but it is vulnerable to rising sea levels caused by climate change.

Until it reaches escape velocity, it's vulnerable to Facebook's copy-cat factory.

As a private member's bill, it is vulnerable to being delayed by procedural tactics from MPs who oppose it, and will only become law if the government allocates enough parliamentary time for its proponents to overcome any such hurdles.

Insofar as our Bio-PEPA realization of (M,R) resembles Prideaux's SPICE realization [ 23], it is vulnerable to Louie's same criticism of the latter [ 22], if that criticism is accepted.

Samsung is trying to popularize its own device-specific music service with Milk, but since its phones run Android, it highly vulnerable to Google's native offering.

Just last week, the General Accounting Office published a report stating that the FBI's IT systems are vulnerable to insider attack.

Narrative text yields up its meaning in one go, making it immediately vulnerable to someone's heavy-handed offence.

Its inability to make cars that American drivers want to buy and its reliance on gas-guzzling S.U.V.'s have made it particularly vulnerable as rising gas prices have driven consumers toward more energy-efficient automobiles.

Even if the latter scheme "explained," it was vulnerable to Hume's irrefutable doubts.