Sentence examples for thus vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

Networks of interacting professionals are thus vulnerable to a collectively induced lowering of regulatory vigilance.

They are thus vulnerable to destabilising and self-fulfilling bank runs.

But, she argues, markets are also inherently social institutions and thus vulnerable to prevailing norms.

That would be especially troublesome because patient records may soon be on computers and thus vulnerable to bugs.

The scarcity of the Germans' combat assets left their positions in the north thinly held and thus, vulnerable to counterattack.

However, the latter becomes exposed, thus vulnerable to inhibition, only transiently when the virus has already bound cellular CD4.

But as the nervous response to electoral uncertainty has shown, the markets are jumpy, and thus vulnerable to unexpected shocks.

The big holes in forest cover caused by this reckless extraction make the area drier and thus vulnerable to fires.

They were thus vulnerable to a new round of credit worries, this one based on sovereign debt issues.

Like Mr. Dukakis in 1988, Mr. Obama is relatively new to the national scene, and thus vulnerable to being defined by Republican attacks.

Still, the biggest caveat for investing in Asian markets other than Japan is that trading is relatively thin, and thus vulnerable to large price swings.