vulnerable

Example Sentences

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This specialization makes the plant especially vulnerable to environmental change.

From Science Daily

The Cowboys are vulnerable to the run, as well, and a balanced attack by the Chargers will take them a long way.

From Los Angeles Times

Not literally — unless you, too, are vulnerable to the siren song of pressed bread — but by staying open to a new-to-you tool that might gently reroute how you cook, even in a small way.

From Salon

She was crying most days as she struggled to come to terms with the losses, and said it taught her how to be vulnerable and "how being open and honest actually helps people help you".

From BBC

The authors added that age-related cognitive decline can make older sellers more vulnerable.

From MarketWatch