Sentence examples for much too vulnerable from inspiring English sources
The posture left him much too vulnerable.
Mr. Netanyahu, who says that formula would render Israel too vulnerable, spent much of his visit shooting down that approach and laying out other elements he considered essential for a lasting peace.
As well as complaining about not being able to see his family, Taylor argued he was being held "effectively in isolation" because he was "too much of a target and too vulnerable" to be kept with other inmates of the Frankland prison in the northern English city of Durham.
Your aim should be to ensure that you do not spend too much, too quickly and end up financially vulnerable".
Despite their iconic appeal (think of Tom Cruise in Top Gun, or the elegiac pbs series Carrier) and the juggernaut of military and political support they enjoy, these "fighting ladies" are too vulnerable, cost too much and do too little.
The belief was they could never care for themselves or live independently; they were too vulnerable or too much of a burden to live in the community.
In its recent report Too Much, Too Young, Action for Children identified that vulnerable young people who have been in care are forced to grow up too quickly, with many living in unsafe housing where they feel lonely and scared.
And she's sober the entire time with Christian, unlike much of today's college coeds who leave themselves way too vulnerable for my comfort zone.
Much like a fragile house of cards, the accord is simply too vulnerable to collapse.
The flood sped up the natural erosion process so much that the homes nearest the river have been rendered uninhabitable, too vulnerable to rising water.
