Sentence examples for proven vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Matches between national teams have also proven vulnerable.

Brown, who specializes in tackling runners, has proven vulnerable defending the pass.

Nursing homes have proven vulnerable to abuse because they offer a sizable pool of potential patients.

Sanner says the redwoods are "fire-adapted," and by replacing the eucalyptus reduce the fire threat from "catastrophic" to "controllable" in a populated hill area that has proven vulnerable to fierce wildfires in the past.

Thus, during the last decade many minds have proven vulnerable to hackers--that is, to the psychotherapists who encourage patients to "remember" lurid fictions as actual facts from their own lives.

However, postindustrial Sydney has proven vulnerable to international economic instability, particularly as New South Wales has not received the kind of increased income from the resources sector that has benefited states such as Queensland and Western Australia.

If Saudi Arabia proves vulnerable, they are next.

And plastic-only bans have proved vulnerable to legal challenges.

Consequently, chains specializing in those goods are proving vulnerable.

Schuerman proved vulnerable to low shots into the left corner.

Even the most heavily garrisoned military networks have proved vulnerable.