Sentence examples for vulnerable to she from inspiring English sources

"They're really based on trickery, on feigning friendship or feigning flattery, things that people with mental health problems are more vulnerable to," she said.

People with Aspergers are vulnerable to this," she said.

"We think boys tend to be more vulnerable to stress," she said.

"It's not just those who are vulnerable to addiction," she said.

It was meant to show solidarity with those most visible and hence most vulnerable to attack, she explained.

While, if true, it would make her vulnerable to Ball, she may still scrape over the line after preferences.

"To get the market working again, buyers need assurances that the foreclosures are legal and not vulnerable to challenge," she said.

"We struggle with perfectionism in areas where we feel most vulnerable to shame," she further explains.

But if Le Pen was concerned by her European colleagues' decision to render her vulnerable to prosecution, she didn't show it.

The goal of the research is to better develop those interventions, and to understand why kids with these brain patterns are vulnerable to psychopathy, she said.

During the first few weeks, when they're too young for the competitive jumble among older cubs in the pride and so vulnerable to predators, she keeps them hidden away in a den.