For full definition it had to pause and open out its arms, becoming vulnerable.

But he has clearly become more vulnerable to brain injuries.

But no matter what they do, the women of the Mafia have become increasingly vulnerable, caught up in a struggle that is beyond their control.

As a result the program, while still among the most popular on television, has become more vulnerable to competition.

In the mid-1960's, however, that sort of reporting was becoming vulnerable.

When there is a disaster, an organization's data and business processes become vulnerable.

Many Soviet citizens lost weight, grew weaker, and became more vulnerable to disease.

Yellowhammer is a good example of how some British agencies have become vulnerable.

Learning to say no is imperative to becoming less vulnerable to manipulation.

The reason is that it has become much more vulnerable than the western part of Europe.