Sentence examples for least prone from inspiring English sources

African countries are the least prone to rocking out, with the majority of the continent having no metal bands at all.

It's true that the power of genome decoding to predict illness can undermine any justification for a health insurance system that seeks profit by pooling patients who are least prone to disease.

Of all the first lady's official duties, the Christmas Eve phone calls to young children eagerly anticipating news of Santa's arrival must rank among the least prone to complication.

Banks are increasingly able to centralise computer systems and to use common platforms.Jan Verplancke, the chief information officer of Standard Chartered, says that international banks build their large computer systems in the places that have the most reliable communications and power networks and are least prone to natural disasters.

Chile, for instance, moved from basic industries such as mining, forestry, fishing and agriculture to aluminium smelting, salmon farming and winemaking thanks to a number of government initiatives.Second, policy is least prone to failure when it follows rather than tries to lead the market.

Theoretically, Bayesian classifiers are least prone to errors.

The result demonstrated a span of FR values ranging from 2.66 (least flood prone) to 19.02 (most flood prone) for the study area.

The result is an economy that is at least as prone to big boom-bust cycles as what existed at the end of the 19th century.

While Dvice rates electronic voting machines as least error prone, Homer Simpson ran into some problems.

Among 98 patients included, 36 (37%) had at least one prone position session.

Thirty-six patients (37%) had at least one prone position session and 62 (63%) remained supine.