The machines are far too vulnerable to hacking that could change the outcomes of elections.
The lead editorial views MF Global's bankruptcy as a warning that the financial system is still too vulnerable, and that the work of regulatory reform is not yet finished.
"That's too vulnerable," he said, explaining that Americans crave feminine imagery inside the car -- rounded surfaces, lots of nurturing cupholders -- but demand a tough, masculine exterior.
Joe Lockhart, Mr. Clinton's former press secretary, argues that Mr. Bush is too vulnerable to the perception that he favors special interests to make headway with the argument.
He smears certain lines that seem too vulnerable.
Those companies with customers decimated by Sept. 11 quickly learned to have contingency plans on hand -- and to broaden their markets to keep from relying on a sector that is too vulnerable to war.
Sexperts say womyn often correlate sex with love and don't want to show their partner too many emotions, because they will feel too vulnerable and then get paranoid that their partner will take advantage of that vulnerability.
But a report from the UN office which provides aid in the country has warned that Afghanistan is too vulnerable to face economic sanctions, and that most people are already surviving at near subsistence levels.
And obviously if you bristle at that, it's too vulnerable an environment for you.
But this raw openness can reveal a fragility that makes them too vulnerable.
