Sentence examples for more vulnerable it from inspiring English sources

The bigger the iPhone gets, the harder Apple has to work to beat its previous milestones, and the more vulnerable it appears to some fatal technological surprise.

Note that the fewer reviews a business has, the more vulnerable it is to having a negative review torpedo its overall ranking.

Generally, the smaller the company the more vulnerable it is to the loss of key members of its workforce.

The more power Brussels accumulates, the more vulnerable it might be to criticism.

Of course, the more valuable something becomes, the more vulnerable it is to fraud.

"The older it gets, the more vulnerable it gets," Senator Connors said.

Toobin says that the way Roe was decided makes it more vulnerable than it might otherwise be.

The fact that Japan was still a deflationary economy when the 2008 crisis hit made it much more vulnerable than it should have been.

It is not easy to write off a behemoth as powerful as this, but it is more vulnerable than it has been since the 1960s.

For now it is still No. 1 by almost every measure, but it appears to be more vulnerable than it has been at any time in years.

No matter how the latest lettings dispute concludes, it is a reminder that Foxtons is more vulnerable than it looks.