Sentence examples for vulnerable to scratching from inspiring English sources
The coating is also fairly delicate and vulnerable to scratching.
Your screen is vulnerable to scratch without a screen protector.
(And like a car this sculpture is vulnerable to scratches, as was the case with "Tulips". ) These days it sometimes seems as though every artist (and every other architect) wants the same glossy look.
But the hinge can be vulnerable to scratches or a drop.
Pay attention to scratching.
Water exposure tends to reduce the hardness and increase the fracture resistance of the coating making it more vulnerable to plastic deformation during scratching.
Sharon Mills, the mother of Mason Jones, the schoolboy from Deri near Bargoed who died in the 2005 E. Coli outbreak after eating infected meat, said it was "diabolical" that hygiene was not up to scratch at premises serving vulnerable people.
Colonel Nicholson's walk through the jungles of "The Bridge on the River Kwai," for instance, dogged beneath his exhaustion, with little flecks of manic resoluteness in his weary eyes, suggests an intricate machine, vulnerable to nicks and scratches but mysteriously unstoppable.
Fine resin finishes can be vulnerable to cracks and scratches.
But while most Nha Nghi visits simply serve to scratch an itch, some cost the vulnerable a lot more than a few dollars.
