Sentence examples for is particularly prone to from inspiring English sources

The Bay of Bengal is particularly prone to tropical cyclones.

Muscle, when damaged, is particularly prone to infection.

Mr Buchanan was right that America is particularly prone to battles over culture.

The west coast of the state is particularly prone to lightning strikes in the summer months.

The House is particularly prone to overreaching, some analysts say, which runs the risk of alienating voters.

West Indian cricket is particularly prone to losing its players to the riches offered by Indian clubs.

It also has been claimed that the superficially sociable, but basically secretive, individual is particularly prone to confabulate.

On the border with Argentina and nestled among some of the highest and craggiest peaks of South America, Portillo is particularly prone to avalanches.

For that reason it is particularly prone to challenges, and swimmers say they sometimes suspect that athletes have not been classified correctly.

The digital world is particularly prone to fights over prices and profits: it costs almost nothing to sell an additional copy of an e-book.

Hong Kong action cinema is particularly prone to such lapses, with "Blackie" Sau Leung Ko's Curry and Pepper (1990) containing an exchange that ran: Cop: "I must chase you, as you run away".