Sentence examples for vulnerable to bombs from inspiring English sources

It is fairly isolated and thus less vulnerable to bombs than other towns.

Scores of US officials are currently housed in trailers which are vulnerable to bombs landing on their roofs.

Unless all carry-on luggage, checked bags and cargo are meticulously screened, airplanes will remain vulnerable to bombs.

While railways, like roads, are vulnerable to bombing, they require far less fossil fuel to run.

And the latest violation, just two weeks ago, was beginning production in a deep underground facility that is far less vulnerable to bombing.

At the same time, the U.S. government won't allow embassy facades to include much more than that amount of window coverage, because glass is highly vulnerable to bomb blasts and other attacks.

Even that density of occupation left Highway 1 vulnerable to roadside bombs.

Some top brass argue they are also vulnerable to roadside bombs.

Even armored Humvees have proven far more vulnerable to roadside bombs than the new vehicles.

Demand for such vehicles surged as the military sought to replace Humvees, which proved vulnerable to roadside bombs.

But British troops continued to be killed and injured in the lightly armoured "Snatch", which is vulnerable to roadside bombs, for several more years.