Sentence examples for not so vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Gregory, at home in bed, was not so vulnerable.

I leave the row covers on young plants to protect them from flea beetles (which eat pinholes through the tender leaves), then take the covers off when the plants are well established and not so vulnerable to attack.

Usually, charter companies are dealing with the same companies and passengers over and over, Mr. Renz said, so they are not so vulnerable as the companies that cater mainly to tourists.

Some were vulnerable, others not so vulnerable but flattered by his advances and his position as a police officer".

"It would, as Andrew Dilnot himself said, enable people to plan and prepare, so that they are not so vulnerable to the arbitrary impact of catastrophic care costs".

Like many other game developers on the iOS and Android platforms, GREE is trying to prove that it's not so vulnerable to the hits-driven nature of the business by having a network of users that's so large that it can cheaply distribute games of its own or of other developers.

The best approach is of course to have earthquake resistant buildings that aren't so vulnerable.

"Keep good records so that your children aren't so vulnerable to fighting at a difficult time".

They aren't so vulnerable to panics and crises because bankers and traders are reckless, cocaine-brained cowboys destroying whatever stands in the way of a great bonus.

In the classic shooter design structure, just as you're getting comfortable with your moves, you start encountering enemies who aren't so vulnerable, such as the heavily armoured tank guys with shotguns who ruthlessly pursue you around the dockside, and can get a one-shot kill from up close.

Are D.C. youth not just as, if not more so, vulnerable as those incarcerated?