Sentence examples for vulnerable pieces from inspiring English sources

By next June they plan to have the entire collection on film, with some of the more vulnerable pieces to receive special treatment from professional conservators.

Meeting up with members of the European NanoRestArt project Rob learns how experimental materials have led to modern art being some of the most vulnerable pieces of our cultural heritage.

To date, it's still one of the most powerful and vulnerable pieces of stand-up comedy we've seen.

Probably one of the most vulnerable pieces of land in our entire city, we should do something about this!' So they drafted a conservation area appraisal.

After some back-and-forth between federal prosecutors and Hammond's counsel, an agreement to redact vulnerable pieces of personal information including a list of countries where Jeremy had hacked the sites of governments was finally reached.

"We've always felt it was a vulnerable piece of property," he said.

After more than 300 amendments were weighed, the bill emerged from the Judiciary Committee with the central provisions largely intact for a 13-year path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, only recently viewed as the most vulnerable piece of the bill.

The 1995 piece was a tent inside which Emin appliqued the name of every partner she'd ever shared a bed with, literally speaking - a list including lovers (some of them, like Billy Childish, prominent figures), grandmothers, and soon-to-be-aborted foetuses: a vulnerable piece that nevertheless reinforced her self-admitted reputation as a "devious slag".

But it is Brazil that has sovereignty over the largest and most vulnerable piece of the world's biggest jungle, and it is Brazil that is now engaged in the most ambitious, extensive and costly effort to occupy and defend its sparsely populated frontiers.

It's a vulnerable piece of theatre".

But Anderson's turn as Zach Galifianakis' mother is such a special, vulnerable piece of work, I think voters will reward the veteran comedian.