Sentence examples for more vulnerable when from inspiring English sources
This psychological state makes women even more vulnerable when social vulnerability and the pressure of the stressful environment increase.
City always look more vulnerable when Claudio Bravo is in goal.
Recent studies have indicated that cultures with plentiful resources are more vulnerable when these resources become diminished.
A weak line of argument becomes even more vulnerable when we recognise how provincial are Taylor's analytical limitations.
And the British economy, heavily dependent on the housing market and financial services, was more vulnerable when the credit bubble that had fed those sectors burst.
Banks will react to bonus limits by pushing up fixed salaries — which will make their finances more vulnerable when the next crisis hits.
Murderers are never more vulnerable than when they are 'muddy or bloody', making their getaway.
Worcester were never more vulnerable than when they had scored a try.
Some day, Long Run will not get away with sheer horsepower alone – and he may never be more vulnerable than when the engine is not quite tuned up.
All they can do is delay it, and leave us in a weaker, more vulnerable position when the recovery eventually comes.
Family law is also largely governed by state law, and it's easy to see where complications could arise, particularly for a more vulnerable spouse when it came to collecting child support or getting a divorce.
