Sentence examples for vulnerable free from inspiring English sources

All these artists are making entertainment shocking again by redrawing the generation gap at the point where liberalism is most vulnerable – free speech.

Her Sand, whose long, tormented liaison with the poet Alfred de Musset (Mr. Magimel) is the focus of Ms. Kurys's film, is a curiously vulnerable free spirit, and the actress's softness and warmth are often overshadowed by Mr. Magimel's manic blustering.

Coöperation is always fragile and vulnerable to free riding.

With respect to the prospects of a European immigration policy at the current stage of the integration process, our results suggest that a simultaneous regime, in which central countries decide jointly with border countries, produces tighter border enforcement but is more vulnerable to free riding.

Though email's metadata is inherently vulnerable, a free Chrome/Firefox browser extension called Mailvelope can encrypt the body of your gmails to other users; a simple program called OTR (Off The Record) can do even better for google chat, and an iPhone/Android app called Signal allows for encrypted voice calls and messaging thru your phone to any of your contacts who've also installed it.

Brain unsaturated fatty acids are especially vulnerable to free radical-induced peroxidation.

The cardiomyocyte is particularly vulnerable to free radical injury because of properties such as a low antioxidant status (Doroshow et al, 1980; Iarussi et al, 2000).

The central nervous system is especially vulnerable to free radical damage because of brain's high oxygen consumption, abundant lipid content and relative paucity of antioxidant enzymes [ 8].