Sentence examples similar to prone label from inspiring English sources

3) Michael Bush, Raiders Darren McFadden is once again living up to his injury-prone label.

Less clear is how much more Griffin can take before the "injury-prone" label supersedes anything else he accomplishes in his NFL career.

"Injury-prone", labels for footballers who spend too much time off the pitch.

These governments are prone to label homosexuality a Western phenomenon, as happened in September when Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, spoke at Columbia University.

This problem is at its worst in the gay community, where we're more prone to label each other: top, bottom, vers, masc, fem, twink, bear, otter.

This onset is so broad that clinicians are prone to label any cognitive decline as rapid.

Second, their comparison of American and Italian parenting styles suggests that Italian parents are less likely to consider the mood of their children to be problematic [ 30], making them less prone to label their children as developmentally abnormal and thus less likely to inadvertently create the suffering that sometimes attends getting a psychiatric diagnosis or taking medication.

Immunometric assays are consistently more sensitive than RIAs and, additionally, they have a shorter incubation time, wider working range and a more stable labelled antibody reagent that is less prone to labelling damage (Table 2) (8, 19, 20).

The error-prone (ep-) label was placed in front of the MEGAWHOP term to point out the main difference that the vector amplification is performed under error-prone conditions.

Those who criticise the authorities or investigate human rights abuses are often subjected to surveillance, harassment, and are prone to being labelled separatists.

Household cleansing is much more prone to own-label products.