Sentence examples for seen as vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Suddenly he's seen as vulnerable".

The bookselling industry has long been seen as vulnerable.

"If they're seen as vulnerable, the bullies at school will pick on them mercilessly," she said.

Car plants with just one shift of production are seen as vulnerable to shutdowns.

But yesterday, investors changed strategy, selling stocks that are seen as vulnerable to economic slowdowns.

In Connecticut's other hard-fought race, Mr. Simmons had been seen as vulnerable.

Missouri has grown increasingly conservative in recent years, and McCaskill is seen as vulnerable.

Smaller banks tend to have concentrated assets and are seen as vulnerable to shocks.

And on bill after bill, a Republican who is seen as vulnerable in November was listed as sponsor.

Unapologetic, it is disability pride, a refusal to be seen as vulnerable or hide in the shadows.

Bond yields will rise in every eurozone country seen as vulnerable: Portugal, Spain, Italy and, perhaps, Belgium.