Sentence examples for prone of from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Jim Ryan said, Rob proved the more talented trash talker and the more accident prone of the twins, the kind of child who once fell from a tree and broke his arm.

Defender Zac Dawson is facing several weeks on the sidelines after dishing out a heavy hip-and-shoulder to the face of Sydney's Jake Lloyd, who lay prone of the ground for more than a minute before recovering to walk to the bench.

On the other hand, diamond coatings are prone of cracking easily due to its brittleness, which may affect interface delaminations.

According to the second revision of the geological and soil cover map (Sikrikar et al., 1998), colluvial soils are indeed considered the most erosion prone of the geologic formations of the watershed.

Philip Rivers drafted 4th by the Giants before a draft day trade to the Chargers, has made four Pro Bowls, though he has become interception prone of late.

These results could be surprising, but they are based on estimations and are prone of noise (see Methods).

He is prone to heat-of-the-moment arguments with teammates or referees.

The safety and efficacy of prone positioning of these patients has not been previously reported.

No one has ever accused me of being prone to fits of emotions.

However, the simultaneous presence of DTCs prone to mechanisms of cellular dormancy cannot be excluded.

Gujarat is the most riot-prone of India's states, and some retaliatory violence was probably inevitable.