Sentence examples for vulnerable to destruction from inspiring English sources
And as the city grew and spread, the legacy of the Native Americans was buried the deepest and in many cases was the most vulnerable to destruction by builders and by looters, the bane of urban archaeologists.
They quickly saw how mark-to-market made seemingly impregnable companies vulnerable to destruction.
Any building made of porous stone or brick is vulnerable to destruction by moisture.
Shrubs in the Senegal Peanut basin co-exist with annual food crops in the landscape but are vulnerable to destruction by farmers in a bid to increase agricultural acreage and meet fuel demands.
Yet however useful to people, a tga1 mutation would have been detrimental to teosinte, making it more vulnerable to destruction in the digestive tract of the consumer and so less able to disperse its seeds.
"A typical gasoline car only has a thin metal sheet protecting the underbody, leaving it vulnerable to destruction of the fuel supply lines or fuel tank, which causes a pool of gasoline to form and often burn the entire car to the ground".
You are not exposed as excruciatingly vulnerable human beings, just as vulnerable to assault, destruction, death, and loss as are all other people around the world.
Even fairly large cays are vulnerable to complete destruction by severe hurricanes or typhoons.
The increasing use of electronic communications, notably emails, in Whitehall will mean records are even more vulnerable to unscrutinised destruction.
The organisation is trying to highlight its convention on underwater cultural heritage, designed to increase safeguards for thousands of sunken ships vulnerable to deliberate destruction and looting.
Starting with a peroxidase from the inky cap mushroom, which is easy to grow in large quantities, Cherry's group first studied the enzyme's crystal structure and amino acid sequence, then deliberately mutated stretches of amino acids they thought would be susceptible to peroxide attack or vulnerable to heat destruction.
