It is thus acutely vulnerable to demands from either end of its broad political spectrum.
He was extremely vulnerable to demands - from directors, actresses, the public, his critics, admirers and detractors.
The building owners also view the unions as politically vulnerable to demands for concessions, in light of setbacks for public-sector unions in Ohio, Wisconsin and elsewhere.
A Swedish newspaper has claimed that WikiLeaks is not fully protected by Swedish law and so it could be vulnerable to demands to reveal its sources.
And, executives said, they did not ultimately want to send a message to other studios that WB would be vulnerable to demands for much higher fees during future negotiations to renew shows.
The media industry is at the forefront of this debate because unlike, say, banking and football, it is vulnerable to demands to reflect society and offer a public service.
The government is vulnerable to demands from foreign countries because it needs a large bailout for its central bank, which is battling dwindling foreign currency reserves, and is requesting at least $155 million in assistance from foreign governments to deal with the estimated 200,000 refugees who have fled the war zone.
The HIV activists have shown that it is up to us to work in solidarity with people who have suffered, and still suffer, from this disease, people whose family members or neighbors or friends have died, and people who live in vulnerable communities, to demand appropriate care.
While China's banks are less exposed to the subprime United States mortgage assets that have caused problems elsewhere, the country's export-driven economy is vulnerable to falling demand in Western markets.
Export-led economies are particularly vulnerable to external demand shocks such as wars and recessions, and Germany is no exception.
Electricity markets are particularly vulnerable to the demand brought on by technological change, such as the increasing digitization of the economy and the rise of electric vehicles (EVs).
