Sentence examples for vulnerable though from inspiring English sources

Rangers were still vulnerable, though, particularly to their own flaws.

Don't do this when they're not vulnerable, though, since you're more likely to get hit by an attack.

Other currencies look vulnerable, though.

Pittsburgh's cornerbacks are vulnerable, though, especially if safety Troy Polamalu is not completely healthy.

Some now view Wariner as vulnerable, though he clearly does not admit any susceptibility.

Others feel less vulnerable, though, because of the tighter security near the building.

Forecasting how many more jobs might go the same way is much harder although a paper from the Oxford Martin School, published in 2013, scared plenty of people by concluding that up to half of the job categories tracked by American statisticians might be vulnerable.Technology, though, gives as well as taking away.

Yet, though vulnerable to the charge of being a disguised biographical assassination of Naipaul, The Last Word can also be read as an exercise in disguised autobiographical self-harm.

Though vulnerable to occasional bad press from protest groups, Wal-Mart has solid growth prospects.

It includes politically charged terms like "condoms" and "vulnerable groups," though those groups are not specified.

Team USA's unexpected bronze medal in 2004 proved the Americans were vulnerable, even though lopsided blowouts have remained common.