Sentence examples for that vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

"We didn't think wolves would be that vulnerable to firearms harvest".

"It's possible that the damage caused by land development has already been done in Europe, and you're monitoring populations that aren't that vulnerable to it," Houlahan speculates.

How could we have evolved and survived as a species, if we were that vulnerable to something humans have been constantly exposed to for their entire existence?

The responsiveness of the SPEAR indicator means that those macroinvertebrates that are vulnerable to pesticide pollution are also vulnerable to micropollutants from WWTPs.

Unlike carbon nanotubes, graphene ribbons have edges that are vulnerable to impurity that could limit the localization length, and hence, the length over which ballistic transport could occur.

These are fragile systems that are vulnerable to disruption.

He recently had gastric surgery, but his is a Lap-Band that seems vulnerable to burritos.

A. We try to avoid companies that are vulnerable to a downturn in the California economy.

Groups that were vulnerable to human rights abuses before the coup face even more risk now.

"We have all kinds of infrastructure in this country that is vulnerable to aircraft," he added.

Many contain fragile ecosystems that are vulnerable to pollution.