Sentence examples for more vulnerable against from inspiring English sources

He looks imperious against the spinners and more vulnerable against the pacemen, but that vulnerability has not prevented him from scoring a century in each Test.

Zulte's need for victory meant the game became wide open and Wigan looked the more vulnerable against the side sitting second in Belgium's top tier.

By using purely graph theoretical measures – the diameter of the network and the size of the largest connected component – they found that scale-free networks are much more robust against random errors than random networks but more vulnerable against directed attacks.

Some party insiders say that Mr. Berlusconi is deeply concerned that should he be expelled from the Senate — and thus stripped of certain parliamentary privileges against prosecution — he would be more vulnerable to other investigations against him.

Emerson also defended corporate diversity programs, saying, "Not only are they within what's legal, but they're advisable to avoid discriminating against more vulnerable groups".

Kaufman, after all, was the guy who used to go onstage and recite the entire text of "The Great Gatsby," from "younger and more vulnerable years" until "boats against the current," merrily shooing away most of his audience.

But as a Hollywood director, he isn't likely to feel the fallout of increased racism Americans will wage against more vulnerable Hispanics, armed with justification from the likes of a good liberal like Penn.

Nowadays Anand remains a serious contender in elite tournaments where in-depth opening preparation is a major factor but he has become more vulnerable in dogfights, even against lesser masters.

There were moments in Rome, the previous Masters series, when he appeared a little more vulnerable than usual, notably against the much-improved Djokovic again, though even so he was expected to become the first player in the modern era to win all three major clay tournaments prior to the French Open.

The main challenge in a D-SON implementation is that, it is more vulnerable than C-SON against network instabilities caused by the concurrent operation of SON functions with conflicting objectives.

Nice that the courts implicitly acknowledge that cars can easily be used as deadly weapons against more vulnerable cyclists and pedestrians.