The system may be less prone to abuse.
He'd be less prone to assault them with demands, to ask them for everything.
So they expected those youths to be less prone to another depression.
Damage assessment ReprintsThe appeal of this kind of capital regime is that regulators would be less prone to capture.
Federal officials have also been in talks about withdrawing or modifying a claim that the painkiller, OxyContin, may be less prone to abuse than similar narcotics.
Those sorts of new services build on the communications carriers' traditional expertise but are thought to be less prone to competition based simply on price.
If the female has copulated with many males, the speculation goes, each will think that the newborn might well be his and will be less prone to violence.
If you're already doing nicely, you'll be less prone to envy and resentment and may be softened by guilt or noblesse oblige.
OxyContin, made by Purdue Pharma of Stamford, Conn., was originally thought to be less prone to abuse because its narcotic was locked in a time-release formula.
So the department reasoned that reduced-fat diets would produce leaner firefighters who would be less prone to cardiac arrest, the leading cause of death in their ranks.
Finally, PhD students will be less prone to come to the UK if there is as a shortage of studentships for non-British citizens.
