Sentence examples for vulnerable to late from inspiring English sources
The birds are hatching chicks, vulnerable to late snow, and then he gets an early phone call.
However, it is still vulnerable to late spring frosts that can damage the blossom and the young fruit, seriously impairing fruit production and thus causing major economic losses.
Current research suggests that the fetus who is particularly vulnerable to late stillbirth is the fetus who fails to grow appropriately.
United Kingdom Health Protection Agency statistics note that one quarter of the 83,000 HIV-positive individuals in the UK are unaware of their status [ 4] with at-risk groups particularly vulnerable to late diagnosis[ 5- 7].
In fact, they may even be less vulnerable to late-season slumps.
Arsenal defeated first-place Manchester United, 1-0, on Sunday, leaving United vulnerable to a late charge by defending champion Chelsea in England's Premier League.
It left them vulnerable to a late flash of Welsh wizardry, which duly materialised in the shape of Lloyd Williams' perfect cross kick to Gareth Davies.
A missed cut left him vulnerable to a late attack, and when José María Cañizares sneaked in at the last minute, O'Connor now had to rely on a captain's pick from Tony Jacklin.
Yet again on Wednesday, they were guilty of wasting opportunities, which left them vulnerable to a late goal, which duly arrived when makeshift full-back Antonio Valencia failed to track Bryan Oviedo, leaving the Costa Rican unmarked at the far post to finish off Romelu Lukaku's mis-hit shot.
Previous IT-related government problems have included a breakdown of the child support agency, which left thousands of families without money; chaos within the passport agency; a tax credit system which was left vulnerable to fraud; late payments from the rural payments agency; and difficulties in tracking foreign national prisoners.
Since adolescence and young adulthood is a period of substantial physical and emotional development, AYA may be particularly vulnerable to these late effects.
