Sentence examples for make him susceptible from inspiring English sources

You would think that would make him susceptible to pitches away, but he hits the ball real well when it's out away from him.

And although he has never been robbed or seriously threatened by a passenger, he is aware of how his job can make him susceptible to crime: He picks up strangers, carries cash and drives with his back to his passengers.

Gomis, who has a pre-existing medical condition that appears to make him susceptible to fainting, collapsed in the first half of the 3-2 league defeat by Spurs, but returned in the home loss against Liverpool.

Even though he values his spending money, his preferences make him susceptible to being used as a 'money pump.' Even if he does not serve as a money pump, an agent with intransitive preferences can get into a great deal of trouble.

His candour makes him susceptible to the occasional misstep.

Maybe it was having a place he really liked that made him susceptible.

The damage to his lungs was almost like having Aids and made him susceptible to every infection.

Another complication is that Mr. Traverso suffers from a potentially fatal immunological disorder that makes him susceptible to infection.

Queenie had a critically low platelet count, which made him susceptible to hemorrhage, and I was called in to examine him.

But his career is beginning to slump, which is what makes him susceptible when a studio head suggests he visit a surgeon and have some work done.

Martelly's history makes him susceptible to such rumors; he built a career providing music for unrestrained partying, and he has admitted to smoking crack in earlier days.