Sentence examples for steadily more vulnerable from inspiring English sources
His first job will be to organise a woeful Fulham defence that has conceded 19 goals this season, the fourth worst in the division, and has looked steadily more vulnerable, especially with Fernando Amorebieta at the heart of it.
Even before 2005, water availability had been shrinking steadily for more than 10 years, which made the trees more vulnerable.
In response to Tory's letter, Goodale has said the Conservatives under Stephen Harper "steadily weakened our gun laws in ways that made Canadians more vulnerable and communities more dangerous" including removing the requirement for businesses to record the sale of non-restricted firearms.
They were more vulnerable.
Life grows steadily more convenient.
He never seemed more vulnerable.
It makes them more vulnerable".
Others, however, are more vulnerable.
It makes you more vulnerable.
Borrowing is getting steadily more expensive.
"It's become steadily more engrossing.
