Sentence examples for were vulnerable on from inspiring English sources

In a appellate court brief, the company quoted him as saying his rulings were vulnerable on appeal in an effort to bolster its case.

Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, who presided over the trial, told Auletta privately that this was a point on which his decisions against Microsoft were vulnerable on appeal.

Republicans said the victories showed that President Obama and his party were vulnerable on the economy, government spending and other issues.

In truth, the Keynesians were vulnerable on that issue, believing that a little inflation was a small price to pay for bringing down the unemployment rate.

Despite playing with three attackers - Hasselbaink, Eidur Gudjohnsen and Crespo - Chelsea rarely threatened and were vulnerable on the counter-attack.

He suggested Conservative Chief Whip Michael Gove and UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage were "good friends" and said it was the Conservatives who were "vulnerable on deals".

Obama is vulnerable on many fronts.

Rumsfeld was vulnerable on other fronts last spring.

But he sensed that Crist was vulnerable on the right.

Nadal has been vulnerable on grass for the last two years.

He thinks the Republicans could be vulnerable on the economy.