Sentence examples for vulnerable to low from inspiring English sources

Schuerman proved vulnerable to low shots into the left corner.

Part-time workers are particularly vulnerable to low pay.

The riders said the change would leave them vulnerable to low pay during quiet periods.

It leaves China vulnerable to low US interest rates and a falling exchange rate.

A combination of factors has made Warsaw and other cities vulnerable to low unemployment.

Girls in the UK appeared to be particularly vulnerable to low self-confidence hampering their ability in maths and science.

This, in turn, made the company even more vulnerable to low-price competition.

But easy growth led Xerox to neglect the fundamentals of its core business, leaving the company vulnerable to low-cost Japanese competition.

The developing fetus is vulnerable to low-level exposure to methylmercury (MeHg), an environmental neurotoxicant, but the consequences of exposure during the adolescent period remain virtually unknown.

Unfortunately, this simple approach is highly vulnerable to low-cost and practical relay attacks which completely offset the usability benefits of ZIA.

But Russell Wodiska, a senior consultant at Eclat of Arlington, Va., which advised some of Air Canada's unions in recent negotiations with the airline, noted that it gets a high proportion of its revenue from a small number of those routes, making it "incredibly vulnerable" to low-cost rivals.