Sentence examples for make them prone from inspiring English sources

After surgery, some patients require heavy sedation for the pain, and their shallow breathing can make them prone to pneumonia.

Being isolated and lonely can affect a person's physical health and make them prone to depression, according to the Campaign to End Loneliness.

Not only are kids destined to become fat and thuggish, it seems, but early exposure to TV is going to make them prone to concentration problems at school.

Maybe even more surprising, the institute no longer cautions parents to avoid buying S.U.V.'s for teenagers, which it did as recently as 2007 because the vehicles' high centers of gravity can make them prone to roll over.

Dr Trichopoulos concedes that "Type A" personalities, whose hard-working lives may make them prone to heart attacks, are also much less likely to take naps during the day.

Patients are also warned not to spend too much time on their feet, because their lack of sensitivity to the strains of standing and walking make them prone to sores and infections.

This makes them prone to emotional decision-making and consequently also prone to paternalism.

That makes them prone to fatigue, but is useful for delivering short bursts of power.

They can also become congested, which makes them prone to pneumonia, and develop intestinal troubles.

As men age, he said, they lose posterior muscle, which makes them prone to soreness.

They are frequently anemic and their small size makes them prone to injuries in childbirth.