Sentence examples for vulnerable to cuts from inspiring English sources

Free museum entry Hailed for opening culture to poorer families but vulnerable to cuts.

Libraries suffer from generalised waning attendance, making them extremely vulnerable to cuts.

That makes it vulnerable to cuts in tough times.The art of the matterThe best solution is to secure private funding.

They cited the downturn in the US economy and warned that corporate IT spending could be vulnerable to cuts.

De Piero said the coalition's decision to end ringfence funding for such centres has left them vulnerable to cuts.

At the time, the exception was seen as a boon to the new schools, but now it has left them more vulnerable to cuts.

Officers going into primary schools to chat to children about community safety, or encouraging cyclists to security mark their bikes, won't make the headlines, leaving crime prevention more vulnerable to cut-backs.

But cuts in public spending will mean cuts in public sector employment and much of the South East is vulnerable to those cuts.

The MoD is vulnerable to further cuts in coming years.

This leaves items like research vulnerable to deep cuts.

One worry is that too much supply will be withdrawn, leaving consumers vulnerable to power cuts.