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1. These schools are known to be vulnerable to vandalism.

2. Their tanks would be vulnerable to attack from the air.

3. But because the platform would be vulnerable to attack, one official said, the idea appears unlikely to be adopted.

4. The reservoir backed up behind the dam could be vulnerable to nuclear attack, opponents say.

5. This means that more people will be vulnerable to age discrimination if employers do not change their policies.

6. A system without anti - virus software will be vulnerable to a hacker attack.

7. One is security: such systems will be vulnerable to all sorts of hacker attacks.

8. Tourists can be vulnerable to scams and con schemes of all kinds.

9. His death has triggered questions over whether a larger section of society than initially thought may be vulnerable to the disease.

10. Once they grew above the level of the snow,[http://sentencedict.com/be vulnerable to.html] they too would be vulnerable to rapid freezing and death.

11. If life is information and life is riddled with parasites, then information, too, should be vulnerable to parasites.

12. Teenagers who do poorly in school and with parents may be vulnerable to negative peer influences.

13. Everyone must be on guard against scams , but seniors can sometimes be vulnerable to fraud.

14. Because of binding deficits evident in normal aging, it would be expected that normal elderly individuals' recognition memory might be vulnerable to context effects.

15. Plants that are growing vigorously are less likely to be vulnerable to disease.

16. Gawker melodramatically wrote that the 114, 000-plus victims "could be vulnerable to spam marketing and malicious hacking."

17. Sap mechanic changed from "Incapacitate" to "Sap". This will allow more humanoids that were previously immune to Sap to be vulnerable to Sap, but still immune to Gouge.

18. Although these slower transactions may not be noticeable to the casual user, they may still be vulnerable to attacks at the ISP level.