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vulnerable

[vuhl-ner-uh-buhl] / ˈvʌl nər ə bəl /


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The final reason for the spotlight turning on those vulnerable sectors is its impact seems more imminent than before.

From MarketWatch

At that point, it becomes vulnerable to nucleases, enzymes that can cut DNA strands.

From Science Daily

India -- with its large customer service and tech support sectors -- could be vulnerable, and shares in the country's outsourcing firms have plunged in recent days, partly due to advances in AI assistant tools.

From Barron's

That precarious financial state makes these hospitals particularly vulnerable to any change.

From Los Angeles Times

In the book, Newsom describes his struggles with dyslexia and how the learning disorder undercut his self-esteem when he was an emotionally vulnerable child.

From Los Angeles Times