Sentence examples for unusually vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Does he seem unusually vulnerable to others?
Alexander Staeger was an unusually vulnerable Gennaro.
Hong Kong is unusually vulnerable to flu.
Hawaii's geological history also leaves it unusually vulnerable.
They were — and remain — an unusually vulnerable population.
Moreover, United Russia's incumbent governor, Oleg I. Kovalyov, was unusually vulnerable.
Without it, he might be unusually isolated and vulnerable.The moribund bite backThe electoral alliance Mr Chavez forged in 1998 is no more.
In addition, measurements of sea ice volume are at near-record low levels, indicating that the ice cover is unusually thin and vulnerable.
The result has been an unusually unbalanced, and hence vulnerable, economy: the strong pound choked manufacturing and exports, while services and consumer spending continued to boom.
Little terns are another species that could suffer: they are vulnerable to unusually high tides and storms, both of which are likely to hit more frequently as climate change takes hold.
Over the next day or so coastal areas – particularly in southern England – will remain vulnerable due to unusually high tides and the arrival of a strong Atlantic storm.
