Sentence examples for always been prone from inspiring English sources
I have always been prone to depression, but Rascal has made me a much happier person.
The Thames basin, surrounded by low hills, has always been prone to mist.
As a manager, Brock had always been prone to fits of temper and imperious perfectionism.
And capitalism has always been prone to spectacular booms and busts.Above all politics remains stubbornly local.
Artists have always been prone to self-destruction, and no one knows how to change that.
Basil has always been prone to powdery mildew, especially toward the end of a dry but humid summer.
Ultimately a community that cannot expect justice will always be prone to outbreaks of outrage.
Such a concentrated industry will always be prone to oligopolistic behaviour.
Intelligence officials insist that "technologically complex" surveillance activities will always be prone to human error.
And even in developed markets, property, which many people regard as stable, will always be prone to volatility.Why is property so dangerous?
Unfortunately, this is reminiscent of what New Orleanians heard after Hurricane Katrina: Why rebuild New Orleans, because it will always be prone to flooding?
