Sentence examples for leaving themselves from inspiring English sources

American officials warn that immigrant parents are leaving themselves and their children vulnerable to smugglers' abuses.

Instead, they act passive-aggressively toward one another, leaving themselves in a quagmire of unresolved issues.

Dortmund, desperate for a goal, leaving themselves vulnerable to a counter.

Others overstretched budgets, leaving themselves vulnerable to unforeseen expenses or an unexpected pink slip.

Of course, by doing so, they'll be leaving themselves very vulnerable at the back.

"I think they're leaving themselves open for some major, major litigation," he said.

"People probably don't want to hold positions overnight," he added, leaving themselves open to developments out of the European Union.

Under the new policy, players can no longer kneel during the national anthem without leaving themselves open to punishment.

N.F.L. owners rule that players can no longer kneel during the national anthem without leaving themselves open to punishment.

And the worst is that they would be unable to reach any kind of agreement, leaving themselves permanently poorer.

Mickelson and Dustin Johnson had taken a more direct route, leaving themselves with putts of 8ft and 10ft.