Sentence examples for it very vulnerable from inspiring English sources

"Property values make it very vulnerable" to large-scale losses, Dr. Leatherman said.

Carl Nash, a former N.H.T.S.A. official who worked as a pro bono consultant for the center, said that having the gas tank in that position makes it very vulnerable.

Additionally, there are rumors in the market that Porsche is sitting on risk positions that could leave it very vulnerable to a decline in VW's share price, he said.

Commerce, however, has a huge investment in mortgage-backeds, leaving it very vulnerable to rate hikes (see FORBES, Mar. 31, 2003).

A lot of political speech now happens online, but that also makes it very vulnerable to DDoS attacks from those who don't agree with a given viewpoint.

And wouldn't it make him very vulnerable?" 8. "Bit of a clanger, playing 'After You've Gone' on the piano.

"The Ashy storm-petrel is this little nocturnal seabird with this beautiful musty smell, but it's very vulnerable to rats because it breeds on the ground," Holmes says.

Nevertheless, QITAR can not be applied in the MMR context as it is very vulnerable to high-speed mobility and it may experience scalability problems.

While the world is a big place and this bubble could grow much bigger, it has nonetheless reached a size where it is very vulnerable to burst.

Because of its small range, its low growth and reproductive rates, it is very vulnerable to overfishing.

It has no muscle and never much fat, so it is very vulnerable, and if struck properly can break in two down the middle.