Sentence examples for vulnerable to exactly from inspiring English sources

The Republicans are vulnerable to exactly this treatment.

The UK is vulnerable to exactly the kind of threats highlighted in this report".

Andy Parkinson, the chief executive of UK Anti-Doping, has warned the UK is "vulnerable to exactly the kind of threats" highlighted in an astonishing report into widespread drug use and match-fixing in Australian sport.

He said that all sensitive information and important military equipment is destroyed when a convoy is attacked and left vulnerable to looting "for exactly this reason".

46, 47 Modeling brain activity onto anatomical networks shows that hubs are more vulnerable to functional dysfunction exactly because of their high use.

The technology there is not exactly vulnerable to digital meltdown: Ticonderoga No. 2 pencils, sheets of paper schedules, pairs of human eyes.

In effect, it renders all titularly free blacks vulnerable to the power available to all whites in exactly the way that, according to Frederick Douglass, a black slave is vulnerable to the power exercised by his or her white master.

Practically speaking, many feared exactly what has happened -- that the involvement in drugs would make them vulnerable to prosecution.

"You are exactly the same as you used to be," Mr. Dylan complained, as if he, too, were vulnerable to the lure of diffidence.

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

"That made him vulnerable to some people.