Sentence examples for vulnerable to someone from inspiring English sources

In a profession dominated by uncertainty, they are vulnerable to someone offering certainty and hope.

Or is it to make yourself vulnerable to someone, communicate with them, share yourself with someone?

"It was a way to get my feelings out," she told me, without feeling vulnerable to someone else.

Mr. Owens has not kept up with his constituent services, making him vulnerable to someone who has been a formidable voice in the city on women's and immigrant issues.

My widow friends know them, too: we are not responsible for another person's comfort, we come and go as we please, eat when and what we like, we are not vulnerable to someone else's moods.

Narrative text yields up its meaning in one go, making it immediately vulnerable to someone's heavy-handed offence.

"That begs the question of why do people get those types of dog that are more vulnerable?" "To have someone to take care of?" I said.

Being on a shared network notoriously leaves you more vulnerable to having someone else monitor all the details of your web browsing activity and access your personal data.

Young people may think 'sexting' is harmless but it can leave them vulnerable to blackmail where someone may threaten to share the pictures with family and friends unless they send money or more images".

THE disclosure last weekend sounded like a wired consumer's nightmare: A technical lapse at Western Union left its cash-transfer Web site vulnerable to hackers, and someone downloaded credit and debit card numbers for about 15,700 customers.

And health and postal officials said today that they were coming to believe that anthrax spores might move from letter to letter -- that, for instance, a letter contaminated by a Daschle or Leahy letter might then contaminate others, and that such small traces of the bacteria could prove deadly for an aging person or someone vulnerable to infection.