Examples of using More vulnerable in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Either way, with you gone, Terra Nova is that much more vulnerable.
that even makes us more vulnerable to Jack.
Of course, his time in France will render him more vulnerable.
Right now you're making yourself more vulnerable by lying to us.
it just makes you more vulnerable.
The kid completes the cycle by abusing the only member of the family more vulnerable, the pet. Right.
The fundamental concept of rodeos is the physical control and domination of weaker, more vulnerable beings.
I made him more vulnerable, and that made him more likable,
I heard they use subliminal images and sub-aural sound waves to make you more vulnerable.
Which makes for a better TV show. I made him more vulnerable, and that made him more likable.
Yet the more we fight amongst ourselves about the future of this one tiny child, the more vulnerable we become.
See, everybody, by acting out our secret shames, like Carly's traumatic sense-memory of potty training, we become more vulnerable as actors.
To make my eyes larger and more vulnerable looking? Should I get experimental surgery?
However, the original targets proved too difficult to attack and the group had to settle for more vulnerable sites.
Making it more vulnerable to injury. The cigarette smoke reduces blood flow to the spinal region.
The longer the mission takes, the more vulnerable this facility becomes to the dying world outside.
Loading external references in html mail will make you more vulnerable to"spam" and may increase the likelihood that your system will be compromised by other present and anticipated security exploits.
In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I have been turning over in my mind ever since.
In my younger and more vulnerable years, my father gave me some advice that I have been considering ever since.
By contrast, obstacles on the path increase the risk of countries turning inward and becoming more vulnerable to nationalist myths.