Sentence examples for more vulnerable for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moore's Laura, although a reader, lacks Clarissa's or Richard's literary armament and is the more vulnerable for it.

Bookish and headstrong, she floats through a tense world of innuendo and threats, seeming all the more vulnerable for it.

"They are more vulnerable for a variety of reasons, mostly because match fixers see them as having a fundamental weakness," Eaton of FIFA said.

"By bringing the process into his chambers, however, and ceding much of the hiring responsibility to his executive assistants," the report said, "he made himself more vulnerable for errors committed under his watch".

What's more, the Tea Party's floundering and steady flow of crappy spokesfolk (Michele Bachmann Herman Cainn!) has only made it more vulnerable for the right person to harness it.

The increasing connectedness has made communities more vulnerable for their dependence on a complex network of critical infrastructures.

Migrant pupils might be more vulnerable for a lower quality of teaching due to their lack of linguistic resources and their lower knowledge of their country of destination.

These include general drop-in sessions and classes for children and their families as well as specialist help for more vulnerable families, for example counselling or learning support.

This implies less important resource competition for species and a more vulnerable state for the ecosystem.

For some (such as housing, family structure) YPDP participants were more vulnerable, and for others (such as alcohol consumption, heterosexual experience) comparison participants were more vulnerable.

This made her a wider, more vulnerable target for the indolent trolls who wouldn't deign to investigate who The Outer Sanctum members actually were.