Sentence examples for if prone from inspiring English sources
Cheeses are $4; and the daily fondue ($14) is delicious if prone to clumping.
However, he would be seen as a reasonably safe pair of hands, if prone to maverick tendencies.
He was a kind man by inclination, if prone to phobias so dreading death, for example, that he made an obsessive topic of it.
Cheeses are $4; the only two hot dishes offer it melted: raclette ($7), and the daily fondue ($14), delicious if prone to clumping.
In Aristophanes' version, Strepsiades, an honest country man who is undeniably hardworking if prone to noisy complaint, is fed up with his spendthrift son, Phidippides.
As well as promoting Faroe Isle knitwear trends (right), The Killing introduced us to the steely detective inspector Sarah Lund, who placed a very Lutheran emphasis on hard work and thought of herself (as, it seems, do many Danes) as a regular and orderly citizen, if prone to moments of gloom.
If people prone to saying the outrageous are called loose cannons, Mr. Malema could be considered heavy ordnance.
How can stress limit empathy if stress-prone people tend to be more empathic?
He is a skilled passer, a tenacious (if foul-prone) defender and an opportunistic scorer.
"If fire-prone plants are close together, a fire will quickly jump from one to another.
