Sentence examples for vulnerable on its from inspiring English sources

(Remember "shock and awe," a concept that went straight from an Air Force briefer's slide show to the TV anchor vernacular without, as far as I can tell, ever actually passing through Mr. Rumsfeld's lips?) The bombing restraint, it is true, left the ground force more vulnerable on its way to Baghdad.

From Napoleon to Hitler, Russians point out, a weak and troubled Russia has always been vulnerable on its western flank.

Panera Bread this week became the latest company hit by a data breach, acknowledging that customer information was vulnerable on its company website for at least eight months.

Wal-Mart is also vulnerable on its image.

Twitter is finally making moves to protect victims and the vulnerable on its social media platform.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature currently classifies polar bears as vulnerable on its Red List of Threatened Species.

To walk into a gallery and see her, so young and so vulnerable, hanging on its walls?

As Southern Europe experienced unusually powerful winter storms for two years in a row, the European Union, the richest regional block in the world, has stood by leaving some of the most vulnerable populations on its territory to fend for themselves.

Lacking the military power to protect far-flung sea lanes, China feels vulnerable.Next on its list of worries is local pollution caused by sulphur dioxide, atmospheric particulate matter and wastewater.

Prior to the finding of additional specimens in Kuwait, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) assessed the smoothtooth blacktip shark as Vulnerable based on its presumed small range and population.

Around 2800 (39%) Aboriginal children will score as developmentally vulnerable on one or more domains.