Sentence examples for vulnerable in the second from inspiring English sources

The United States appeared more vulnerable in the second.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

By now, it is no secret that the Red Bulls (15-9-8, 53 points) have been, and are, vulnerable in the first 15 minutes of matches: the club has allowed 12 goals in that interval, worst in Major League Soccer.

On the face of it, New Zealand's world champions are vulnerable in the first of this three-Test series, with other games to come in London and Wigan over the next two Saturdays.

The Racers looked vulnerable in the first half against Southeast Missouri State, but Murray State junior Isaac Canaan scored 24 of his 29 points in the second half and led a Racer revival that kept Murray State's undefeated season alive.

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.