Sentence examples for it very prone from inspiring English sources

In particular, Bitcoin's deflationary nature makes it very prone to speculative bubbles, making it a terrible store of value.

The sloping topography of the island of Rodrigues (an outer island dependency of the Republic of Mauritius) makes it very prone to soil erosion, and loss of fertile topsoil.

"With tiny amounts of gold being extremely valuable, it is very prone to smuggling," says Bibi Bleekemolen, head of impact and innovation at Dutch social enterprise Fairphone.

However, it is very prone to corrosion attack in chloride containing media.

In other words, in IACO, the leading ants affect the global optimization and it is very prone to local minima.

However, it is very prone to localized corrosion attack in chloride containing media, which has been mainly associated to the presence of coarse intermetallics (IMs) in its microstructure.

As mentioned above, we abandon the term "phase transition" because it is very prone to confusion when used to describe something that is actually an unmixing event.

It is very prone to washouts in moderate and bright lighting conditions.

One commonly used approach for setting up such "ground truth" is by spiking in bacterial synthetic transcripts with known concentrations in series of dilutions over a large dynamic range [ 22], however, the limitation of this approach is that the information is asserted from very limited transcripts, and it is also very prone to experimental artifacts.

This area, due to its boniness, is very prone to causing severe nicks.

It fires me up, otherwise I'm very prone to prevaricate.