Sentence examples for vulnerable before from inspiring English sources

We were vulnerable before and now we're just more vulnerable.

They can give protection and support to the aid agencies that have been so cruelly frustrated in their attempts to reach the vulnerable before the onset of winter.

A9 President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is feeling undermined by Washington, upstaged by Saudi Arabia and vulnerable before an angry Arab population, officials in Cairo say.

Some administration officials, however, fear that creating the board much before 2014 could prematurely make it a target for attacks of the "death panel" sort, leaving it politically vulnerable before its powers to impose changes take effect.

"That is why we are resettling people directly from the countries neighbouring Syria, to which so many refugees have fled, and we have already met our target of welcoming 1,000 of the most vulnerable before Christmas.

The Belgian, playing on his favourite clay surface, had not dropped a set in four Davis Cup singles rubbers all year but found Edmund at turns brilliant, resolute then vulnerable before taking the opening rubber.

Therefore some analysts suggest that some of Iran's posturing is an indication of a nervous Iranian leadership perhaps more vulnerable than before and perhaps finally willing to negotiate with the West.

"There is wide agreement that Mr. Chávez is vulnerable as never before," he writes.

Sometimes, Belardo is charming, and even vulnerable, moments before threatening individuals with total ruin.

People are most vulnerable just before and just after they get sentenced".

The youthful and vulnerable pass before his camera, are loved by it, and then vanish.