Sentence examples for vulnerable to anyone from inspiring English sources

We are vulnerable to anyone who wants to exploit us.

Dad, especially, was defenseless, like a cancer victim running to Mexico to be cured with melon rinds, vulnerable to anyone who offered even the slightest clue, no matter how implausible, no matter the cost.

David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, said recently that there should be no form of communication that the government could not read.But mathematics applies to the just and unjust alike; a flaw that can be exploited by Western governments is vulnerable to anyone who finds it.

Although he spends his last weeks on earth trying to find a way to keep his adopted clay daughter both alive and gentle, he dies with the spell that can preserve (but alter) her newly inked among his papers, her fate vulnerable to anyone who finds it.

Locks from Quicklock, iBluLock, and Plantraco transmitted their passwords in plaintext, making them vulnerable to anyone with a Bluetooth sniffer.

And in a digital world, in which a company's offense or defense branding strategies are vulnerable to anyone looking for pretense, it's even harder.

Google is vulnerable to attack from anyone who devises a better search engine.

Today, many more people are vulnerable to complications, including anyone who is H.I.V. positive, is receiving chemotherapy, has had an organ transplant, or has a history of eczema, which has become more common in the last 30 years.

As a result, the towers indeed may been more vulnerable to a fire than anyone could have known.

If you are an older or disabled person vulnerable to bad behaviour from anyone coming into your home, then you fear any possibility of abuse.

All the same, when Lottery addicts – who are as vulnerable to false hope as anyone can be – use the word "greed" to describe the organisation which sells them tickets every week, a good, loud scoff is the only sensible response.