Sentence examples for vulnerable over from inspiring English sources

The area has been particularly vulnerable over the past year.

A prominent Labor politician said the party's polling indicated that Mr. Sharon was vulnerable over corruption.

Perhaps because his finest work is in the short story, a medium more vulnerable over time.

That way, the nation would be less reliant on imported capital and less vulnerable over all, come what may.

Living here will make me less vulnerable over time, but I no longer strive to become as resistant to infections as my Indian neighbors.

In its Financial Stability Report on April 26th, the Bank of England says that the British financial system has become more vulnerable over the past nine months.

The MRC Trial of Assessment and Management of Older People in the Community MRC Studyy) provided the opportunity to evaluate these changes in vaccination policy retrospectively in terms of overall uptake and variation by socioeconomic status in the more vulnerable over-74 year olds during the period 1997 2000.

In general, there were indications that the measurement tool is vulnerable to over-positive or over-negative responses due to own interests, motivation or expectations of the respondent.

The overall situation of hilsa fishery is under severe stress in Bangladesh and vulnerable to over exploitation.

LPR does not stand alone as the only innovative life-saving technology vulnerable to over reactive legislation.

In the diseased lung, such as with ARDS, the effect of surfactant is reduced and lung units are vulnerable to over stretching due to heterogeneous inflation.