Sentence examples for vulnerable to soaring from inspiring English sources
Both depend heavily on natural gas to run their generators, leaving them vulnerable to soaring gas prices.
But he said that in proceeding with a coal-fired plant and a gas-fired plant at roughly the same time, the authority was mainly concerned with avoiding the mistakes of the late 1970's, when reliance on one fuel -- oil -- left it vulnerable to soaring prices.
But this week the cost of insuring the debt of not just Greece, but Portugal and Spain as well, rose to record levels — causing stock markets to tumble, the euro to fall, and borrowing costs in the most vulnerable countries to soar.
The IMF said the recovery from the recession remains vulnerable to threats, including soaring budget deficits in many nations.
There are also fewer safe social spaces: many gay bars and venues – a source of support and advice for vulnerable LGBT people with nowhere else to go – are shutting down due to soaring rents.
Inappropriate testing contributes to soaring healthcare costs within the United States, and teaching hospitals are vulnerable to providing care largely for academic development.
They give a temporary, one-time, artificial boost to earnings, they cause creaky cash-poor companies to load up on debt, leaving them vulnerable should the economy unexpectedly deteriorate and they pulverize credit ratings, causing borrowing costs to soar.
Metal prices continue to soar.
His confidence began to soar.
