Sentence examples for that proved vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Security specialists are hopeful that the new Secure DNS system will enable a global authentication scheme that will be more impenetrable and less expensive than an earlier system of commercial digital certificates that proved vulnerable in a series of prominent compromises.
Unstable political systems are those that prove vulnerable to crisis pressures and that break down into various forms of internal warfare.
Mr. Cailloux said that releasing the results of so-called stress tests, which examine banks' ability to withstand market shocks, would be useful if the tests were based on realistic possibilities and there were measures in place to bolster the banks that prove vulnerable.
Food is another expenditure that has proved vulnerable to hard times, with the rural poor turning increasingly to "food auctions", which offer items that may be past their sell-by dates.
Second, PSA produces a lot of the smallish, cheapish cars that have proved vulnerable in the downturn.
Robbins's team found the virus in a national park that is home to the few hundred remaining Ridgway's hawks, a close relative of North America's red tail hawk that has proved vulnerable to West Nile.
It will not simply be the latest instalment of Ferguson v Mourinho - it will be Ronaldo against Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie and two stellar attacking forces against two defences that have proved vulnerable.
Others were evacuated to shelters that later also proved vulnerable to the floods.
With an approach that almost prematurely releases fullbacks, Gregg Berhalter's team proved vulnerable to the same Seattle counter that was so potent against Toronto and Montréal.
The president admitted there were always risks to such events, but pointed out that major US sporting events had proved vulnerable too.
Fourth: The Program continues to advertise for new clients in the very same zones that have proven vulnerable again and again, thereby increasing the probability of increased payouts after the next storm.
