Sentence examples for Very prone from inspiring English sources

They're very prone to having affairs, and so on".

It fires me up, otherwise I'm very prone to prevaricate.

"President Clinton is very prone to veer from the written script," Mr. Edmonds said.

"The walls of the old building were plaster and very prone to cracking," Mr. Mandart said.

"But New York City is very prone to booms and busts".

I'm very prone to falling into depressions – not clinical, just "can't be bothered".

I love travelling but I am very prone to motion sickness.

They were also an ignorant people and very prone to superstition.

Start adding the oil very slowly and whisking as you go - be careful as aïoli is very prone to misbehaviour.

"Color is very prone to pop psychology," Craig Knight, a research psychologist at the University of Exeter, told me.

Small regions of DNA known as microsatellites are very prone to mutating, creating a kind of genetic fingerprint that's different from one family to another.