Sentence examples for more vulnerable if from inspiring English sources

And would he have felt safer or more vulnerable if the ISI had known his whereabouts?

Saying that, I feel more vulnerable if I'm out in the West End meeting friends.

The laxer rules on branches leave them more vulnerable if they or their parent banks get into difficulties.

"They made the system more vulnerable if markets started losing faith in debt sustainability in countries like Spain".

After six months in the hospital, Pendergrass returned as a far more vulnerable (if no less romantic) figure.

Cold weather poses a hazard to household plumbing, which is even more vulnerable if the heating system fails.

But in this case, leading Democrats, who are lining up behind Vice President Al Gore, recognize that a contentious New York Republican primary with Mr. McCain on the ballot could wound Mr. Bush, the front-runner, which might make him more vulnerable in November if he is the eventual nominee.

Asked if there were challenges for some older or more vulnerable people if public services became more dependent on technology or Britain became cashless, he admitted that there were.

We think that's the way to go, although we haven't ruled out regulation, particularly for more vulnerable customers, if our reforms don't work".

"Marshes before beaches!" he told responders: the marsh ecosystem was far more vulnerable, even if the beaches were cherished vacation spots.

She says the recent underreporting of church attacks had made her feel more vulnerable, as if the safety and security of her own mosque could be threatened.