Sentence examples for vulnerable to rot from inspiring English sources

They need ample moisture, for instance, but are also vulnerable to rot, so good drainage is essential.

While Zinfandel grapes proved popular among home winemakers living near the vineyards, it was vulnerable to rot on the long journey to East Coast markets.

Without attention, after about 70 or 80 years, deterioration sets in; if a house is vacant, it is particularly vulnerable to salt accumulation, wet rot, dry rot, termites and other tropical maladies.

The fish were dried on the sandy ground, where they were vulnerable to animals, contamination and rot, especially during the rainy season.

And some DVDs have shown signs of image loss even more quickly, because their plastic and glue layers have turned out to be relatively fragile and are vulnerable to sunlight exposure and mishandling--a phenomenon called DVD rot.

The huia was particularly vulnerable to this as it could only live in old-growth forest where there were abundant rotting trees filled with wood-boring insect larvae.

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

"That made him vulnerable to some people.

Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.

However, they are vulnerable to surprise attacks.

India is also vulnerable to investors' skittishness.