Sentence examples for particularly vulnerable on from inspiring English sources

International bogeymen are particularly vulnerable on this front.

The maneuvering by Republican candidates and their advisers underscores lingering concerns that the party is particularly vulnerable on this issue.

The Democrats say Mr. Bush is particularly vulnerable on the issue because his state has the nation's second-highest number of uninsured and some of the highest rates of AIDS, tuberculosis and diabetes.

The US financial sector is particularly vulnerable on this count".

Then there are the criminal networks to which unauthorised migrants are particularly vulnerable on their way in (or out) of the country.

I think Rose Bird is a cutting issue". Nielsen named three Democratic senators who could be particularly vulnerable on the Bird question: Majority Floor Leader Barry Keene of Benicia, Leroy Greene of Carmichael and Dan McCorquodale of San Jose.

With few exceptions, these indigenous communities have faced systematic discrimination and marginalization from the governments who purport to represent them, and are particularly vulnerable to impacts on the forests and other natural resources on which they and their cultures depend.

They may be particularly vulnerable to clicking on the wrong links and accidentally viewing inappropriate material.

Transhumant herds from the coastal plain proved to be particularly vulnerable to raids on the plateau during the two years of survey.

Children < 6 years old may be particularly vulnerable to injury on playgrounds due their poorly developed body control and judgment, and their lack of risk awareness (Schwebel and Brezausek, 2014).

Since tumors show a high rate of cell division and a reduced rate of cell repair, they are particularly vulnerable to attacks on DNA.