Sentence examples for vulnerable to desecration from inspiring English sources

Watson and Ryan hope that their maps might act as digital memorials, which can circulate fluidly and are not as vulnerable to desecration.

It's the one that exposes an artist's influences most nakedly and, as such, the one leaves that artist most vulnerable to the extremes of interpretation — on one hand, accusations of slavish recreation; on the other, pressure to innovate in a way that can verge on desecration.

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

Brazil is vulnerable to China's slowdown.

But they are vulnerable to runs.

Nonetheless, the discussions remain vulnerable to derailment.

They are vulnerable to micrometeorite strikes.

Residents remained vulnerable to constant janjaweed attacks.

It is also vulnerable to extreme weather.

Sandberg appears even more vulnerable to criticism.

All personnel policies are vulnerable to demography.