Sentence examples for considered prone from inspiring English sources

Questions about the Zipingpu Dam are especially delicate because China is building many major hydroelectric dams in the southwest, a region which has abundant water resources but is considered prone to earthquakes.

Valparaiso is considered prone to fires due to its dry summer climate and its location, surrounded by forests.

Resting atop a deep marine basin, the West Antarctic Ice Sheet has long been considered prone to instability.

Historically, ALCL has been considered prone to late relapse, like other lymphomas seen in adult patients.

Since the assembled sequences were products of de novo assemblies, they were considered prone to error.

Transgressing the boundary between artefacts and living organisms and the prospects of 'creating life' are often considered prone to conflict.

Owing to increased risks of untoward effects, the authors recommended considering prone ventilation only in the most severe hypoxemia (despite a significant benefit up to PaO2/FiO2 ratio = 140 mmHg).

But even by the lax standards of the region, Mexicans have been considered especially prone to tax evasion.

Caesarean births are generally considered more prone to complications than natural births, so most hospitals at least pay lip service to their devotion to reducing them.

Few places in Gaza are considered more prone to Palestinian attacks than the road south from Erez, the Israeli crossing point where the Americans, minutes earlier, had lingered with other travelers in an air-conditioned building while their passports and other documents were checked.

The AMPs are considered less prone to resistance development than conventional antibiotics due to the rapid microbicidal effect combined with broad mode of action (Fjell et al. 2012).