Sentence examples for vulnerable to counter from inspiring English sources

Many of them hit a drop shot without bothering to follow it to net, which leaves them vulnerable to counter drop shots.

However, such chances were scarce and their profligacy left the visitors vulnerable to counter attacks.

But Spartak were vulnerable to counter attacks, with wide men Kris Commons and the fit-again Samaras able to make ground on the artificial surface.

The latter strategy would leave North Korean artillery vulnerable to counter barrages and airstrikes, giving the U.S. and South Korea a better chance at containing and eliminating the threat.

The movement used to be notorious for following up victories with bad behaviour: stealing cattle and vehicles, alienating the civilian population and allowing itself to become vulnerable to counter-attack.

Germany look strangely out of sorts and particularly vulnerable to counter-attacks, with Algeria repeatedly putting them on the back foot with long balls through or over their defence.

Yet such commendable attacking zeal left them vulnerable to counter- attacks and so it very nearly proved when Jon Stead - still to score for Sunderland since his £1.8m summer move from Blackburn - saw a shot strike a post.

Another new idea is software that statistically analyses the content of incoming e-mails to find spam, but this has yet to be widely tested and may also be vulnerable to counter-measures by spammers.There probably is no single solution to spam.

General Kadish describes the 2005 timetable as "high risk", because five very sophisticated components have to be developed concurrently and then tied together, much faster than military planners would like.Decoys and alternativesOne of the strongest arguments put forward by the sceptics (on both right and left) is that the system currently proposed would be too vulnerable to counter-measures.

The fear is not so much that the ruling is vulnerable to counter-arguments on appeal as it is that the appeal will reach the US supreme court, where conservative and moderate justices have signalled that they prefer incrementalism when it comes to gay rights.

But Romney, in spite of his early career in business, is vulnerable to counter-attack on the 'lifelong politician' charge, having unsuccessfully run for the Senate in 1994, been governor of Massachusetts 2002-2006 and been running for president ever since.