'vulnerable light' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in any written context, such as a poem or essay, to describe a particular kind of light that evokes a sense of vulnerability. For example, "She watched the vulnerable light of the moon fill the night sky with a feeling of tenderness."
At the time of year when feeding caterpillars are most vulnerable, light aircraft fly across the forest on carefully planned courses, distributing pesticides.
Its shocking surprise ending portrays James Bond in a vulnerable light never previously seen.
This video cast Bankson in a particularly vulnerable light.
He is also initially shown in a different and more vulnerable light, as a monster yearning for acceptance.
The Skoll World Forum should be commended this year for showcasing impact investing in a refreshingly vulnerable light, making an important contribution to the difficult task of matching barriers with solutions.
The small, vulnerable light tank would be surpassed in importance by better-known German tanks, such as the Panzer IV, Panther, and Tiger; nevertheless, the Panzer I's contribution to the early victories of Nazi Germany during the Second World War was significant.
Groups like Zarqawi's could make do with a much less vulnerable, lighter infrastructure.
But that coating usually leaves the ink sprayed by the printer directly on top of the print, where it is vulnerable to light, humidity, pollution and scratches.
A concern is that Disney's directors are vulnerable in light of a proposal being considered by federal regulators that would allow shareholders to put up their own slate if a director receives a no-confidence vote of more than 35percentt.
If that's true, this is a product that should appeal to those CIOs who feel particularly vulnerable in light of last year's highly public Target breach.
In regions that are environmentally vulnerable, higher light intensities could result in damage to crops and a significant reduction in yield.
