Sentence examples for supposedly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The disenfranchised youth who are supposedly vulnerable to terrorism are also a reservoir of potential army recruits.

He kept his chin and jaw — and, except for one punch, the supposedly vulnerable parts of his torso — out of the way, but Liston did not have to land on the classic targets to numb him.

In this heavily working-class Essex constituency, which had one of the highest proportions of Sun readers in the country, a small and supposedly vulnerable Conservative majority had risen rather than fallen at the 1987 election.

As the Bharatiya Janata Party completes a full term in power in the southern state and prepares for next month's legislative elections, party members are raising their voices in defence of Hindu girls who are supposedly vulnerable to the overtures from Muslim boys.

The sets were even at one apiece, but Roddick had secured a third-set service break, was leading, 4-2, asd, as Coach Federer insightfully noted, "Andy was just getting too many returns back," hitting his supposedly vulnerable backhand surprisingly well and winning too many baseline rallies on Federer's serve.

Cortical thickness, cortical grey matter volume and the shape of supposedly vulnerable subcortical structures were compared between 20 experienced users, 42 users with little exposure to these substances and 16 drug- naïve controls.

"Men are not supposedly to be vulnerable and not supposed to acknowledge they have inner pain".

Not since "Forrest Gump" have table tennis balls supposedly been so vulnerable to manipulation and sleight of hand.

Curiously, the association with dizziness was not observed in the frail participants, supposedly the most vulnerable group.

Security services like MI5 have now adapted profiling to focus on networks and processes, not characteristics that supposedly render an individual vulnerable.

Lawyers and executives — supposedly tougher — can be vulnerable, says Nolan, because they "need you to know how clever they are".