Sentence examples for will be vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

One is whether completed foreclosures will be vulnerable to what GMAC is calling "corrective action".

In addition Western jets and helicopters will be vulnerable to attack by Stinger missiles.

400 million people in Asia will be vulnerable to flooding by 2025.

If enough shareholders do that, the company will be vulnerable to a takeover.

Privacy advocates say that the new passports will be vulnerable to electronic snooping.

But if he delivers her too early, she will be vulnerable to the complications of premature birth.

In the district councils the Liberal Democrats will be vulnerable to a Labour resurgence in Chesterfield, Cambridge, Ashfield and Warwick.

"This inherently puts users at risk, because their web traffic will be vulnerable to malicious attacks and government eavesdropping".

"Unless they have a very strong ideological understanding, some will be vulnerable to the appeal of the narco world".

Until disbursement and distribution of CTT revenues are accounted for in a democratic, fair, and transparent way, the CTT will be vulnerable to attack".

Aristotle elaborated on this concept, concluding that if a culture's basic value system is tenuous, the society will be vulnerable to revolution.