Sentence examples for vulnerable to capture from inspiring English sources

Irrational budgeting kills.Health-care systems have long been vulnerable to capture by elites.

Thus – as long as they aren't moving too fast – they are vulnerable to capture by the trap's magnetic fields.

They say streets here are much narrower than in Europe, where water cannon are already in use, thus making them less effective and potentially vulnerable to capture.

Conservatives see bureaucracy as wasteful, corrupt interference with liberty, while liberals see it as undemocratic, elitist and vulnerable to capture by the rich and powerful.

So far, the American political system, which is highly vulnerable to capture by powerful interest groups, such as doctors, hospitals, and pharmaceutical companies, has resisted going down this route.

If wealth were less highly concentrated, we might find our governments to be less vulnerable to capture by a narrow elite, and that more Australians really would find themselves in a position to "have a go".

But it is precisely when a flock is far from home, and flies close to someone else's coop, that they are most vulnerable to being captured.

Tedisco's loss immediately made him appear vulnerable to Democrats hoping to capture his seat in the Assembly.

In such cases, a multi-directional seismic analysis must be performed in order to capture the vulnerable earthquake demand direction of the structure.

Seeking to capture the "vulnerable and gritty" qualities of IRL walls on the "clean and polished" internet ones, Simon called upon the public at large to trash Facebook with augmented tags.

By contrast, wildlife revenues are site-dependent, of limited value for most areas and more vulnerable to elite capture.