Sentence examples for should be vulnerable to from inspiring English sources
"These seats should be vulnerable to Labour but may be less likely to change hands because of Labour desertion by upwardly mobile Indian-heritage – and Tory-voting – electors".
Because there are actually only a few crucial programs used by most PC users -- like Microsoft Office -- the company's applications business, he said, should be vulnerable to a program like StarOffice, which is being distributed free by Sun Microsystems.
The government has insisted that Dr. Lee has to answer all questions and should be vulnerable to prosecution if he admits crimes outside of the downloading charge he is pleading guilty to, people close to the talks said.
Pretty much all of that early propaganda about gender, especially the expectation that women in the public eye should be glossily beautiful, should be young and should be vulnerable – to the loss of youth and beauty if nothing else – is current, still highly contested, still damaging to women; and also, as a consequence, to men.
In effect, he is asking why his country should be vulnerable to the destructive currency crises sweeping the world, including neighboring Brazil, and, why, instead of trying to keep the peso tied to the dollar, he shouldn't make life simpler by using the dollar itself.
"Technically she should be vulnerable to the same Espionage Act charges as Tom," said Jesselyn Radack, an attorney with the Government Accountability Project.
The driver should be vulnerable at this point, leading to an easy kill.
It's remarkable that President Obama, who came to power abhorring the manipulative and duplicitous tactics of the Bush crowd, should now be vulnerable to similar charges.
This is unnecessary and in fact undesirable – action in humanitarian emergencies should not be vulnerable to the veto of the Chinese, or of President Putin.
As a result, "you are vulnerable to diseases you shouldn't be vulnerable to," says Michael Mina, lead author of the new paper and a medical student at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta.
The construction costs should not be vulnerable to inflation-based increases; the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract price, financing costs, and most advisers' costs should all be fixed.
