Sentence examples for are both prone from inspiring English sources

We are both prone to focus ferociously on achievements only to find them strangely empty once attained.

"Marshall and Carl are both prone to try to shake things up if there's something they don't like," he said.

Commercial process simulators as well as research tools are both prone to false convergence.

Davis can command an offense and command respect, and can presumably pull the reins a bit on Anthony and Stoudemire, who are both prone to fits of self-indulgence.

The experiment was operated at high frequencies (5 12 MHz) and in a culture medium whose high conductivity (σ = 1.25 S/m) is of interest to biochemical analysis and environmental monitoring, which are both prone to producing ACET and nDEP.

Yet, notes Simard, for those women to then win venture capital backing they are likely to have to overcome damaging unconscious gender bias, which men and women are both prone to because of our collective gender stereotypes and which sees women judged as less competent technologists and leaders.

The existing magnesium design is considered too heavy and its metallic structure is both prone to harmonic oscillations and radar detection, thus a new composite design has been proposed.

I think it's pretty symbolic of our relationship because we were both prone to flights of fancy.

The harsh reality for Guardiola is that Hart and Caballero are both error-prone and, having preferred the Argentinian, there were a couple of anxious moments in the first half when the goalkeeper's misplaced kicks threatened his own team.

Massachusetts and Himachal Pradesh are also both prone to wet weather, and hot, humid summers.

The critically ill may be both particularly prone and sensitive to rapid arterial oxygen desaturation making optimal preoxygenation before emergency anaesthesia even more important.