Sentence examples for prone by from inspiring English sources

Because he saw human beings as prone by nature to pursue the gratification of their passions, he firmly believed in the need for clearly articulated social constraints.

Pantaleo adjusts his hold only to push Garner's face to the pavement — he is now lying prone — by which time Garner is saying the last words that he ever will: "I can't breathe".

In the absence of a universally binding and verifiable agreement to abolish war, the best option is to deter those countries prone, by their history or by the policies of their governments, to resolve disputes by resorting to war.

The Islanders game also cost them the services of Eric Godard, who was suspended for 10 games for leaving the bench to join a fight, and Eric Tangradi, who sustained concussionlike symptoms after being elbowed in the head, then punched in the head while prone by Trevor Gillies.

Streptomycin inhibits protein synthesis and makes ribosomes error prone by affecting initial tRNA selection and proofreading [4].

It has also been argued that a continuous metabolic syndrome score is statistically more sensitive and less error prone by comparison to the dichotomous approach [ 20, 29].

He largely relied on a system created by his predecessors, William J. Bratton and Mr. Safir, which depended on the rapid deployment of additional officers to areas defined as crime-prone by computer mapping.

In particular, video streaming has strict requirements on bandwidth, delay, and loss rate while wireless channels are dynamic and error-prone by nature.

Nevertheless, wireless channels are dynamic and error-prone by nature while video streaming has strict requirements on bandwidth, end-to-end delay and delay jitter especially for live and interactive video.

Existing verification systems usually rely on users to supply annotations to guide the verification, which can be cumbersome and error-prone by hand and can significantly restrict the usability of the verification system.

B2B companies whose customers are other early stage B2B companies put themselves doubly at risk: Not only are startups failure-prone by nature, but an early stage company with strong fundamentals can still falter if its client base is vulnerable to market corrections.