To drink isn't merely to be prone to violence; it is to be human, convivial, laidback, incapable of doing much harm, or doing much at all, really.
may be prone to low blood sugar.
In a statement, Girl A said: "It's hard for my family when I go through depressive stages because I'm prone to self-harm".
For the student who is prone to self-harm behavior, like picking their skin or hitting their head, time-outs might not be safe.
Recently I started it again (because apparently I am prone to self-harm and humiliation), and this time everything makes much more sense.
Women in particular are prone to unmitigated communion, harm avoidance, and lower self-directedness, characteristics which are hypothesized to place them at risk for DEB.
Polygamy, Macedo concludes, is prone to a variety of social harms, including women's inequality and subordination: our values support efforts to discourage it.
Without refrigeration and clean water, powdered milk and baby formula are prone to bacterial contamination and cause more harm than good.
The TFT draws on the evolutionary hypothesis that maternally inherited mitochondrial genomes are prone to the accumulation of male, but not female, harming mutations.
It is easy to perform, but the results from this are unreliable and can potentially harm your game experience if your Xbox 360 is prone to faults.
