Sentence examples for no longer prone from inspiring English sources

And though Mexico is still much poorer, it is no longer prone to crises and unemployment spikes every couple of years.

The "on" button is no longer prone to being activated accidentally, which often happened to my phones on long-haul flights, running up Mongolian roaming charges en route to China.

As in 1978, Wales tour Australia in the summer and they have tailored their game in the last year, no longer prone to losing concentration at vital moments or taking unnecessary risks, as they did against France in Cardiff two years ago, handing the opposition two tries with risky passes in their own territory in the opening half.

In the study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers were able to convert the CXCR4 protein on the surface of T-cells so that the genetically-modified cells were no longer prone to attack by the HIV virus.

If a DJ has made it this far then they can probably correctly pronounce Berghain, and have survived the hormonal trials of adolescence, which in DJ terms means that they're no longer prone to play wildly mismatched tunes, and way less likely to tit it all up and run home from a gig in tears.

Although today's studies of microbial diversity are no longer prone to cultivation limitations of 1985, they are still predominantly framed around operational, technique-based definitions rather than a deep understanding of the underlying biology.

I've also noticed a huge difference in my health as I no longer am prone to getting as sick.

After the procedure, the airways no longer are so prone to constricting, studies show.

In this moment, McCarthy is no longer a boy "prone to worry and fret," but rather a wise young soul who knows to his very bones what it is to be alive, his entire being flooded with the exquisite perception that we are at once profoundly connected to the wide and cluttered world and utterly, inexorably alone in it.

Dasaolu has suffered multiple injuries – from a stress fracture on his foot to two torn hamstrings – but insists that he is no longer the injury-prone athlete Van Commenee has labelled him.

Nevertheless, the Youth wing of PAS have demanded for the postal votes to be abolished altogether as it claims that the postal votes are no longer relevant and is prone to abuse and exploitation by the government to their benefit.