Sentence examples for so more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Brazil is more open than many other emerging markets and so more vulnerable to hot money.

"What you're starting to see is that we might have gotten a bit overextended, so more vulnerable to profit-taking," he said.

However, they do have more volatile growth rates, a function of inevitably being less diversified than a large economy and so more vulnerable to economic shocks, or even natural disasters.

So many are so much more vulnerable than I am.

The child who is already deprived of so many basic needs, and who is so much more vulnerable to disease as a result.

His ability to keep calm about everything even while a storm was going on inside him and around him, his insecurities making him so much more vulnerable yet no-one knew, because he was so good at hiding.

"The damage is quite extensive in Port Vila but there are so many more vulnerable islands.

Q.: What makes women in southern Africa so much more vulnerable to AIDS than American women?

("Girl. Woman. So much more vulnerable. Strong and yet weak. A heart that knew no armor". Sounds like. William Shatner. As. Captain Kirk).

Some survivors of lengthy captivities can have continuing problems, especially if they were already experiencing emotional difficulties before their abduction, and so, are more vulnerable.

Luxury brands' added-value business models rely on high margins and high marketing spends, and so are more vulnerable to the effects of negative press.