Sentence examples for fairly prone from inspiring English sources

Many popular cultivars, like McIntosh and Fuji, are fairly prone to browning, she said, but Cornell has developed some varieties that brown much less than most on the market.

Our kids are fairly prone to motion sickness, so our substantial first aid kit includes provisions for stomach issues (and clean-up).

While being in your early 20s means you are responsible for your actions and have to take full blame for anything you do wrong, it also means that you are still fairly prone to doing some pretty dumb things.

I happened to be fairly mistake-prone.

China's far west is fairly earthquake-prone.

Drink, drugs and divorce weren't new to rock'n'roll but Fleetwood Mac took them to cartoonish near-parody that I, coming from a fairly histrionic family prone to high drama, could relate to.

By reputation, Japanese husbands are a fairly callous lot, prone to spending scant time with the children, doing almost no housekeeping and staying out late several nights a week drinking with buddies from work.

MATERIAL Limestone of fairly fine grain, but prone to flaking.

AOP treatment options are fairly limited and include prone positioning, methylxanthine therapy, and nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV) or continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) [ 34, 54, 63, 71].

Zeltserman manages, in large part, to avoid the sentimentality to which this genre is prone, the plot fairly zips along, and the supporting cast are well-drawn.

"Quite!" means "I agree!" This is a word that you can use in all innocence in an email only to discover later that you have offended the recipient, so it might be better to say completely, fairly or something else less prone to ambiguity.