Sentence examples for be prone to commit from inspiring English sources

That she had committed the kind of sins summer people — one of which Beattie, who divides her time between Key West and Maine, has long been — might be prone to commit.

"We have identified various risks... They may be prone to committing market abuse.

Hispanic leaders have complained that Mr. Vacco's comments implied that residents of Hispanic neighborhoods are prone to commit violent crimes.

Homeless youths are in need of nurturing, they are easy targets for crime and abuse, and some are prone to commit crimes.

Robicheaux sees himself as a kind of archetypal hero (the overburdened Atlas comes to mind), and that serves to validate the acts of frenzied violence he's prone to commit when he gets his hands on a bad guy.

In an interview with The New Yorker in 1951, Mrs. Bernadotte, who worked as a journalist before and after her marriage, said there were two days a year when Swedes were prone to commit suicide: Christmas Eve and the summer solstice.

Taking this further, and combining it with our finding of low impulsiveness in low HA offenders and elevated impulsiveness in high HA offenders we argue that low HA offenders are prone to commit premeditated violent crimes (murders in our sample) whereas impulsive violence (assaults and batteries) connects to the high HA offenders.

Results suggest some advantages of dimensional assessment of temperament over the traditional ASPD versus non-ASPD dichotomy in alcoholic violent offenders; results suggest that the harm avoidance extremes distinguish two types of antisocial personality disorder and offenders who are prone to commit different types of violence.

Third: Illegal immigrants are prone to committing crime.

A CNN analyst argued on air Monday that it's unfair to call out racism in law enforcement because black people are prone to committing crimes, sparking a heated shouting match with other guests.

may be prone to low blood sugar.