Sentence examples for making it more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It floated only a small portion of its stock, making it more vulnerable to price volatility, but questions linger about Groupon's competitiveness in the crowded market for discounting online.Nokia Siemens Networks said it would cut 17,000 jobs.

Again, soil condition alters after earthquake or any other natural transformation in a region and its neighborhood making it more vulnerable to landslide.

Hence the paradox: by structuring knowledge, to make it patentable, you potentially increase its commercial value, but by simultaneously making it more vulnerable to diffusion, you decrease its scarcity value.

(The iPad is not a common target for modifications since its glass screen is secured to the case with adhesive, making it more vulnerable to mishandling).

Mr. Maliki's provocations are weakening Iraq and making it more vulnerable to Iranian arm-twisting.

Others see an opportunity to expand Bitcoin into the commercial realm, making it more vulnerable to speculation and uncertainty.

RWE felt it had to come up with something new after last year's simplification of its share structure made it more vulnerable to a takeover.

But the loss of its two senior managers does make it more vulnerable to a takeover.

If Ukraine loses its leverage as a transit country, that makes it more vulnerable to Russian pressure over gas prices and quantities.

"This is a company that has spent a lot of energy building its reputation, and as a result it makes it more vulnerable to news like this," Mr. Shields said.

But the product is no more easily recycled than its predecessor, and may be less so, which makes it more vulnerable to environmental critics.