Sentence examples for just how prone from inspiring English sources

The campaign against organised crime launched by Chongqing in June demonstrated just how prone China remains, after all those years of Communist rule, to the age-old scourge of collusion between bureaucrats and gangland bosses.

Yet the Kapoor Khan number – isolated razzle-dazzle, connected to nothing in particular – indicates just how prone the film is to distraction, grabbing for instant spectacle over longer-lasting effects: it's the movie equivalent of a fighter sitting out on the tiles when he should be hitting the bag.

"It's just amazing how prone to human error they are," says Sheldrick.

But the discovery of just how carbon-rich and prone to sinking thaliaceans are may change that assumption.

The two-hour special-features documentary, as the title suggests, offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the final eight episodes--fans will get to know the crew, will see how prone to crying Aaron Paul really is, and just how much of a potty-mouth Dean Norris has.

It has been time consuming and incredibly stressful, especially as I am prone to worry, and getting through it has made me realise just how important an informal support network--my friends and family--is to the determined career changer.

They know how dependent they are on others, how prone they are to overconfidence.

But just how bad?

It's just, how?

Just how lean?

Just how time-consuming?