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Discover LudwigThe phrase "vulnerable from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone or something that is in a precarious or weak position. For example, "The small business was vulnerable from economic fluctuations in the market."
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The nation's nuclear plants are vulnerable from the air.
Ghanem was reinstated, but his situation became very vulnerable from then on.
Bats are at their most vulnerable from white-nose syndrome while they are hibernating.
When was the last time Chelsea were so vulnerable from the corner spot?
Our safety net — to protect the most vulnerable from globalization's ravages — is threadbare.
It is everyone's responsibility to protect those children who are most vulnerable from ruthless predators".
The country is not like Libya: isolated, sparsely inhabited and vulnerable from the air.
We need an honest debate now about how we protect the most vulnerable from the cuts.
Ivanovic looked vulnerable from the start and was broken in the seventh game.
When officers emerge from a rooftop door, they are vulnerable from virtually all sides.
Preventing the "vulnerable" from slipping back means helping them remain in work, with training and information programmes.
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