Sentence examples for once vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The truth is that at some point, this antithesis of vulnerability was once vulnerable to radicalisation.

Olli Rehn, the European Union's commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said that once vulnerable banks were identified they "must recapitalize themselves, or be recapitalized or restructured".

Teresa Stratas once said that Lotte Lenya was "an earth sprite, a Lulu, at once vulnerable and strong, soft and hard-edged, child-like and world-weary".

And she writes to expose what remains after all the noise has faded: at the core of this novel is the brave and beating heart, at once vulnerable and determined, unwilling to let go of all it has ever loved.

That jab, allied to his usual fast footwork peppered it's way towards a victory that was hard fought because of the Ukrainian's resistance and ever-present dangerous use of a right hand directed towards Khan's once vulnerable chin.

The emotion gets a bit lost when you go to the transcript, but thanks to the BBC for publishing it anyhow.The comments on Iraq-as-civil-war got most of the attention, but the exchanges on Darfur were the most revealing showing Annan at once vulnerable and defensive and conflicted.

Scott also shored up the once-vulnerable W.T.A.'s finances.

It also was a significant development for others who had once seemed vulnerable to be swept into the proceedings.

"Vulnicura" is a collection of songs at once rawly vulnerable in its emotion and supremely confident in its artistry.

Once a vulnerable product has been supplied, it is almost impossible to achieve an appropriate level of security.

Israel usually argues that a complete withdrawal from the Golan would leave northern Israeli towns once again vulnerable.