Sentence examples for nevertheless vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Matthew Olsen, the director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, depicted Isis on Wednesday as a formidable adversary employing "complex and adaptive" military tactics, but which is nevertheless "vulnerable to coordinated and effective military action".
Her husband, Charles, had been a stumpy little fellow, to whom she was nevertheless extremely vulnerable.
But, returning to the point, it added, Germany "is nevertheless more vulnerable to large shocks".
They do so elegantly, but nevertheless look vulnerable, launching themselves repeatedly, without protection.
Although she is an award-winning world history teacher and works long hours to help students at her high school improve, Ms. Sylvia said that without tenure she would nevertheless feel vulnerable to arbitrary firing because she has publicly opposed some Rhee initiatives and speaks out about things like her school's decrepit heating system.
One cafe owner in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, who has never had anything but an "A" or a "grade pending," said she nevertheless felt vulnerable: Obtaining a "B" or a "C" — though they are passing grades — "would allow competitors a chance to criticize the business".
But it nevertheless puts vulnerable seniors smack in its crosshairs, according to advocates for elderly people.
Nevertheless, libraries remain vulnerable.
Nevertheless, they are vulnerable to similar attacks that occur in traditional networks, such as the attacks that target control and data plane.
Nevertheless, processors remain vulnerable to fluctuations in the acrylamide-forming potential of the crop products that make up their raw material.
