Sentence examples for maybe more prone from inspiring English sources
Since this study includes long indefinite risk periods it maybe more prone to possible confounding between age and exposure effects[ 6].
Maybe wrinkled skin is less sensitive, or maybe it's more prone to be snagged and injured.
No one should sit back and say, well, maybe certain groups are more prone to these diseases.
Or maybe we just are more prone to click on links on small screens.
Actually," he says, with a cheeky smile that makes me think maybe I am with Harry Hill, "I'm more prone to cry for joyful things".
If he and his fellow Europeans had been more prone to going about au naturel, maybe the great pox wouldn't have been so great after all.
Buying a Kindle, or an iPad, thinking maybe if I have the prettyshiny thing with me at all times, I'll be more prone to read actual books in a new and Retina-Displayed way.
They are also more prone to emigrate.
(Pisces were more prone to heart failure).
But France seems more prone than others.
