Sentence examples for largely invulnerable from inspiring English sources

The once secret bunker, deep inside a mountain near the holy city of Qum, is considered largely invulnerable to bombing.

A surprise attack on the United States, given its nuclear superiority and largely invulnerable ballistic-missile submarines, would probably be suicidal.

The site's major value to Iran is that it is largely invulnerable to Israeli bombing, but it is so small that it may be more valuable to Mr. Rouhani as a bargaining chip.

The extent of the troubles in September surprised industry analysts because even high-end stores, largely invulnerable to swings in the housing and stock markets for the last five years, struggled to meet forecasts last month.

Last week, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported an increase in the number of centrifuges that Iran has installed in an underground enrichment plant that is largely invulnerable to Israeli attack, but also indicated that Iran has converted some of its most highly enriched fuel to a form that would be difficult to use in a weapon.

But these specialists also say the United States still needs to develop some new weapons, arguing that if the American arsenal is reduced, it is all the more important that the remaining weapons be effective, as well as largely invulnerable to attack.

Mr. Netanyahu is particularly concerned about a new line of production of uranium largely being conducted in a deep underground site invulnerable to Israeli attack.

If this happens (as would be quite likely; most people who have been vaccinated feel invulnerable, even if the vaccine is not perfect, largely thanks to media oversimplifications), then the media effect is likely to be adverse.

Adolescent smokers largely discount distant health risks and consider people their own age invulnerable to the adverse effects of smoking (Balch, 1998; McVea et al, 2009).

Should Wikipedia be invulnerable?

King Kohl seemed invulnerable.