Sentence examples for vulnerable flanks from inspiring English sources

Indeed when Ikechi Anya scored after 66 minutes to equalise Thomas Müller's first-half goal it was Scotland who looked the dominant force as Germany's team of technicians began to flake on those vulnerable flanks.

Only a few months before that, Mr Blair saw the Tories' hostility to Europe as one of Mr Hague's vulnerable flanks: internal divisions on Europe had, after all, torn the previous Conservative government apart.

They are using these laws to do what invading armies do: they attack us at our most vulnerable flanks -- the communities of poor and homeless people who have been subjected to shame and blame for decades.

This was a strategic decision in order to shield the vulnerable flanks of the outnumbered Muslim army; the archers on the hill were to protect the left flank, while the right flank was to be protected by the Mount of Uhud situated on the east side of the Muslim camp.

"The opposition hits Fox where it is most effective, in his relations with the United States, a vulnerable flank," said Jorge Chabat, a political analyst in Mexico City.

Mr Chirac will move in for the attack wherever he finds a vulnerable flank.All the same, Mr Jospin is head of a strong and popular government.

The most they can hope for is that the money will shore up a vulnerable flank by preventing a series of rolling and roiling health funding crises up to the next election.

Many in Asia believe Churchill was willing to sacrifice a bit of the continent and expose America's vulnerable flank in the Pacific, so that the Americans would come on board.

Together with the provision of more public capital, this appears to have stabilised the banking system for the time being though at a big potential cost.With this vulnerable flank secured, Britain has been turning other weak points into strength.

By opting to make a stand at this point, when by the corporation's own admission it still has very significant internal efficiency failings – which are potentially worth far more in terms of savings if remedied than switching BBC3 online – the BBC has opened a vulnerable flank to attack.

But exactly those people who fear the globalization of their institutions and government policies – many Trump supporters – should be first to worry about this vulnerable flank to foreign influence.