Sentence examples for vulnerable in the first from inspiring English sources

But how had the company left itself vulnerable in the first place?

The Bancrofts' history of mismanagement had made The Journal vulnerable in the first place.

Usually touring sides are reckoned to be at their most vulnerable in the first Test but that may not be the case this time.

If the criteria for testing their credibility match the characteristics that make them vulnerable in the first place, we have a fundamental flaw in our approach.

It is a frightening prospect for a victim to speak out, by definition now psycho-emotionally wounded but perhaps vulnerable in the first place.

Children are especially vulnerable in the first year of life, when neck muscles are weakest and fragile brains can move like gelatin back and forth against the walls of the unforgiving skull.

"They're not only vulnerable in the seventh and eighth innings, but look at Mariano Rivera.

The United States appeared more vulnerable in the second.

For those focal areas identified as particularly vulnerable in the third step (i.e., those where significantly lower scores were obtained), within-domain differences were investigated at a fourth-stage analysis.

One thing to watch if Benitez and Franco are called upon with runners on base: each seems to need a little time to get comfortable and is more vulnerable in facing the first hitter.

His partnership with Jermaine Jones was vulnerable defensively in the first half and Cameron did not offer much offensively.