Sentence examples for vulnerable going from inspiring English sources

He's a human being that has concussions in his past, which obviously makes him a little more vulnerable going forward".

Based on these numbers, it appears that he could fail to win any of the first three primaries, leaving him acutely vulnerable going into the Nevada caucus and Super Tuesday.

It is instead a fundamental problem of our society that results in many among our most vulnerable going without needed medical care and sometimes needed food while a tiny proportion of us can afford private jets.

While Republicans kept talking about the 9 or 10 Democratic seats they have in their sights, they were well aware of the fact that just as many Republican gubernatorial seats are equally vulnerable going into next year.

If revenues remain sluggish, earning power is vulnerable going forward.

Wiggins has looked vulnerable going downhill since crashing in heavy rain on Friday and his cautious approach on Saturday may have cost him victory in the time trial.

Allowing commercial whaling in an area where whales are so vulnerable goes against all logic".

B.S.G.R. — sensing, perhaps, that Condé was politically vulnerable — went on the attack, labelling his government a "discredited regime" that was trying to "illegally seize" the Simandou deposit.

So the most vulnerable go without, or hope against hope that the person who has taken on the job, unofficially, won't quit, that good intentions won't fade, or the conditions for the relationship won't change.

Unless such publicly announced policies are carried out, the Taliban may well conclude that it is better and safer to sit out the next eighteen months, wait for the Americans to start leaving, and then, when they judge Afghanistan to be vulnerable, go for the kill in Kabul--although that would only lead to a renewed civil war.

It is about crime and exploitation of young vulnerable girls, and vulnerability goes across the color divides".