His position as scapegoat- yes, we must call it that- will make him doubly vulnerable.

So you're doubly vulnerable.

In the 1980s, this combination proved doubly vulnerable to the New Right's critique: Women's careers bore the bloodstains of abortions.

Black people living in this area are doubly vulnerable to vitamin D deficiency, which can cause osteoporosis and exacerbate that which often occurs in postmenopausal women.

He said some boomers had another habit: loading up exclusively on their employer's stock, leaving them doubly vulnerable if their company falters.

She hoped fervently he wouldn't try again-as an empath, she was doubly vulnerable to a weapon forged of fear.

The crystal deprivation must have made her doubly vulnerable.

I was so lonely, and had denied my loneliness so long that I was, I suppose, doubly vulnerable.

Pearl was doubly vulnerable.