Sentence examples for should not be vulnerable from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

In either case, Fuentes said Thursday, board members shouldn't be vulnerable to firing by the mayor or council.

"Clearly the mainline should not be that vulnerable," he said.

He said Congress should pass legislation to guarantee employees that "their savings should not be more vulnerable than those of the people in the big offices and the corner suites".

He said there has been a spill-over effect into China shares listed in Hong Kong which are owned by foreigners and have also been sold off recently, "but these should not be as vulnerable to further volatility".

"Speech should not be left vulnerable to collateral threats aimed at providers who allow millions of people to speak and obtain information online.

– Anonymous, 21, from Yorkshire NHS mental health services are patchy – some workers are fantastic and do their best, while others should not be working with vulnerable people at all.

Bioethicists, consistent with public health considerations and laws, commonly argue that hidden contagious conditions or exposures should not be concealed from vulnerable associates and in extreme cases could justify non-voluntary isolation or public health quarantine (Presidential Commission 2015a).

"Capital punishment should not be used on vulnerable people like the severely mentally ill.