Sentence examples for equally prone from inspiring English sources

Jose Mourinho is equally prone to that lurch to victimhood.

King and Crewe reckon that Labour and Tory governments are equally prone to cockups.

Savage loves rap and hip-hop – and of course all musical genres can be equally prone to slide into misogyny.

The abortionist Constanza is as preoccupied with the meanings of selfhood as the teenager Ciccio; both are equally prone to unburdening themselves of gloriously turned soliloquies.

We won't be satisfied with a handful of female equivalents of 'community leaders' who may be equally prone to gatekeeping as their male predecessors.

Toronto have won games they would have lost last year, but they have been equally prone to dropping a lot more points than a side with their aspirations can afford to.

And yet, isn't there something problematic about a system in which a new drug can be pinpointed as prone to abuse but can pass muster because other drugs, equally hazardous, were approved?

Curtis is not afraid to spread his canvas wide, but where he succeeds he grounds a familiar narrative of catastrophe in an equally disaster- prone history of ideas.

By contrast, the TAβ40 variant, although equally aggregation prone, does not form oligomers and is essentially non-toxic (Speretta et al., 2012).

More thorough analysis of the individual plaques and further subdivision of the noncalcified plaques into lipid-rich and fibrotic subtypes might be preferable to optimize identification of the vulnerable plaques and predict future ischemic events, because not all noncalcified atherosclerotic plaques are equally rupture prone [ 1].

If ministers and the Environment Agency had made the assumption that a one-in-250-year flood was going to happen two years running in the Somerset Levels some properties might have been saved but this would have been at the expense of other equally flood-prone communities.