Sentence examples for is most prone from inspiring English sources
"D-RAM is most prone to volatility," Mr. Okamura acknowledged.
It's the entrees that Mr. Allegretti is most prone to overworking.
And although the Six O'Clock News is most prone to this, it occasionally infects programmes across the BBC and beyond.
Mr. McCain is most prone to ad-libbing, saying Tuesday in Harrisburg, Pa., that "no one will delay the World Series with an infomercial when I'm president".
The most critical factor appears to be the sufferer's degree of insight into his disorder; it has been observed that the amnesia sufferer who most strongly denies any lapse in memory is most prone to confabulate.
My sense is that my generation (boomers, 50-65) is most prone to be suckered by the news-as-personal-affirmation trend (e.g., I am Fox or I am MSNBC, or I am Times for that matter), and younger folks are savvier about learning the actual objective truth in the emerging media environment.
Women who have had a sheltered upbringing are most prone to these liaisons.
Firestones have been most prone to fail in hot climates -- the Mideast, Venezuela and across America's Sun Belt.
At the same time, a political toll was being taken on the centrist Democrats and Republicans who were most prone to compromise.
