Sentence examples for vulnerable number from inspiring English sources

There are no big brands or bottlers left to buy, so Cadbury will remain a distant and vulnerable number three behind Pepsi and Coke.Risks aheadFor the past few years Cadbury's mantra has been managing for value.

All of the boys had family situations that left them vulnerable; a number of them were coming from or headed for foster homes, and were supposedly being helped by Sandusky, a Penn State defensive coach, and his Second Mile foundation.

This operation has increased the vulnerable samples number to 258 points (virtual samples) spread across the eastern Kopaida plain but clustered in the proximity of the available boreholes.

The US National Security Agency persuaded web-encryption company RSA to develop a more vulnerable random-number generator to make it easier to spy on businesses, Reuters has reported.

And for women who are the most vulnerable, these numbers are even higher.

She also added that the song "sounds less like the edgy, strong-but-vulnerable-woman number it purports to be than the Christina Aguilera throwaway it basically is".

As Figure 1 shows, older adults with HIV may be more vulnerable to a number of issues including stigma both for being older and having HIV.

In fact, the Bush administration is vulnerable on a number of fronts.

"They are vulnerable to any number of changes in the environment".

Twitter, like other sites and accounts that require typed passwords, is vulnerable to a number of traditional ploys.

But let's face it: no winning streak goes on forever, and even with Alan Greenspan working his magic, this expansion is vulnerable on a number of fronts.