Sentence examples for vulnerable to potential from inspiring English sources

Voting rights campaigners fear that will leave voters vulnerable to potential intimidation.

And there are millions of places around the world where people might find themselves vulnerable to potential attacks, ranging from their workplaces to an airport lounge or an Internet cafe.

A fuller investigation would enable accurate analysis and such data would help devise effective policy measures and map out best employment practice to protect workers most vulnerable to potential abuse".

But that decision could alienate shareholders and leave the troubled Web pioneer vulnerable to potential takeover bids, including one that may come from its Asian partners, the Alibaba Group of China and Softbank of Japan.

Internal reports from the Oakland Police Department regarding Occupy Oakland protests in October and November show that factors like poor planning, understaffing, uneven officer training and the use of mutual aid, as well as violent behavior by small groups of protesters, culminated in uses of force on entire crowds that violated policies and made protesters vulnerable to potential harm.

ERTS is also vulnerable to potential downgrades.

"Growth has slowed, and it makes the economy more vulnerable to a potential recession".

Its debt burden makes the broadcaster vulnerable to a potential acquisition.

Americans feeling vulnerable to a potential smallpox attack by terrorists can breathe a little easier, thanks to two encouraging developments last week.

This is particularly important for certain regions that are more vulnerable to the potential damages caused by climate change.

The report added that as well as cities' contribution to climate change, towns and cities around the globe were also vulnerable to the potential consequences, such as: Increase in the frequency of warm spells/heat waves over most land areas.