Sentence examples for prone it from inspiring English sources

Crouch instead of proning because when prone it takes longer to aim at your target.

He said the corrections area of government was "so risk prone" it was critical it never fell into disrepair.

Politics is cruel, and if the impression develops that Boris is terminally accident prone it will soon prove impossible to eradicate.

If it had been subject to the overanalysis to which we are prone, it certainly would not be coming out now in this timely manner.

He said his department responded to about one or two Christmas tree fires each year, and the less water a tree is fed, the more prone it is to fire.

Front of house engaged like normal people and though we had to chivvy them along once – there's relaxed service and then there's service that's so laid back it's prone – it did feel like a special event.

With Murray two sets and a break of serve up and the world No1 strangely error-prone, it seemed briefly he might win at a canter, or at least without the expected Centre Court paroxysms.

With the BBC embroiled in a crisis of its own making and the British government showing itself to be gaffe-prone, it is perhaps appropriate that Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year is omnishambles.

Unless you're especially spill-prone, it's probably not worth it.

We believe that if our simulations has used more challenging circumstances, making the provider's forecasts more error-prone, it is clear that CPP contracts would perform even better.

Because migration from C, Fortran or Pascal to another programming language is very time-consuming and error-prone, it can be more beneficial to integrate legacy executable files into a visual interactive window shell.