Sentence examples for somewhat vulnerable to from inspiring English sources
Even then, as the far more experienced Israelis have learned, Americans will remain somewhat vulnerable to suicidal terrorists.
In addition, current G.P.S. receivers are somewhat vulnerable to enemy equipment that beams false G.P.S. signals to indicate the wrong location, a technique known as spoofing.
John Elderfield thinks that Doucet's restorer may have varnished "Demoiselles," whose installation, on a landing at the top of a grand staircase in Doucet's apartment in Neuilly-sur-Seine, left it somewhat vulnerable to bibulous dinner guests.
Maurice Carroll, director of Quinnipiac's polling institute, said that while Mr. Torricelli's showing in the poll was respectable, he still appeared to be somewhat vulnerable to a strong challenge.
While the sense-making processes that led to their eventual frameworks were extremely valuable, the emergent and dynamic nature of the frameworks also left the teachers somewhat vulnerable to shifts in context and the demands of external learning standards.
We tend to be poor at giving and receiving acknowledgements because it's so intimate and thus uncomfortable -- you have to be willing to be somewhat vulnerable to do it well.
"You may be somewhat less vulnerable to price shocks and the U.S. may be slightly more protected, but it doesn't give you the energy independence some people claim," he said.
It's interesting to note that Europe, where the consumption share of G.D.P. is 55 percent, is somewhat less vulnerable to this dynamic.
Property and casualty insurers tend to be somewhat less vulnerable to investment fluctuations than life insurers, but they are also showing signs of strain.
Here, the ruling kings and princes could be somewhat more vulnerable to public demands that they take a step as dramatic as President Mubarak's.
A genetic variation that once protected people in sub-Saharan Africa from a now extinct form of malaria may have left them somewhat more vulnerable to infection by H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
