Sentence examples for prone attitude from inspiring English sources
Such characteristics are important clues showing a fast moving of the US market from a capital equipment basis to a more mass-consumer approach characterized by fast innovations, quick obsolescence and consumer prone attitude to system rotation in order to have always the more up-to-date technology, product, probe available on the Market.
Furthermore, neural mechanisms may have evolved to allow for the development of a risk prone attitude in men and a risk averse attitude in women when facing risky situations.
Get down in the prone position.
Results indicated that offenders were more prone to show antisocial attitudes (p < .001) than comparisons.
After adjustment on socio-demographic background and SES, respondents who emphasized behavioral risk factors were less prone to endorse fatalistic attitudes (considering that nothing can be done to avoid cancer), while those who emphasized environmental risk factors were more prone to do so, and were also more frequently daily smokers.
A Bears official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Capel had an overall poor attitude and was prone to miss or be late to team meetings and other functions.
He followed in the footsteps of his onetime teacher Georg Simmel, the sociologist whose 1903 essay "The Metropolis and Mental Life" argued that overstimulated urban dwellers were prone to develop a "blasé attitude," a coping mechanism that blunted their ability to react to new sensations.
Research suggests that teachers who adhere to the second attitude might be prone to stereotyping by neglecting the significance of individual differences within cultural or ethnic groups (Meerman et al. 2013; Nieto 1992).
Social psychologists consistently demonstrate that our attitudes are more prone to change to match our behaviors, than our behaviors changing to match our attitudes.
Given these attitudes, they are prone to a number of vices, including cowardice, intemperance, and lack of generosity.
