Sentence examples for may prove vulnerable from inspiring English sources

But in the longer term, Better Place's model may prove vulnerable.

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's governing Justice and Development Party, which grew out of a conservative Islamic political party, may prove vulnerable to the violence.

"Millionaire" may prove vulnerable, said Mr. Moonves, who has placed probably his top new show, the Bette Midler comedy, "The Bette Show," against the quiz show.

The strategy of big tobacco firms appears to be lobbying national governments, which may prove vulnerable to the companies' influence, and counting on the fact that any global agreement is only as good as the number of countries that sign on, ratify and implement provisions -- which, at best, is years away.

Why get exposed to a disease to which you may prove vulnerable?

In a situation where communication is likely to be difficult, and mutual understanding may prove vulnerable, such as in aphasia, one motivation for asking a test question may be to call upon an aphasic interlocutor to join in with conversation based on knowledge to which both have equal access.

The bonds may, however, prove vulnerable to loss when the private and public property within the local municipal district is condemned by an outside government, as happened in City of Chicago v ProLogis, where the Illinois Supreme Court denied the bondholders claim.

Political systems may prove similarly vulnerable: it has been many years since China has to deal with an annual growth rate below 7%.