Sentence examples for prone part from inspiring English sources

And for that it needs the special cultivation and storage licences which the Home Office is now pleased to grant it.Lest those after a legal spliff start developing curious illnesses to which they were not previously prone, part of GW's remit is to "establish the best delivery method into patients other than smoking".

NowPublic can cover areas AP's 4,000 staff members aren't and will be particularly focused on hurricane prone parts of the country as hurricane season approaches.

This versatile crop has strong potential to be up-scaled and provide a sustainable source of income to small farmers who live in drought prone parts of the world where other agriculture crops face considerable challenges.

"Is being disaster-prone part of Britishness?

The most tornado-prone part of the country extends from northern Texas, through the Great Plains of Oklahoma and Kansas then into Nebraska.

By now, we know the drill: we're sitting in the most storm-prone part of the ocean, not to mention the earthquake- and volcano-filled Ring of Fire.

It was part of a drive to expropriate property in dilapidated areas to boost modernisation – in part for safety reasons, in what is an earthquake-prone part of the world.

In the most accident-prone part of the route, red lights halt cars from all directions when a train is passing through, a signal pattern called "pre-emptive red".

Tsunami awareness is relatively high in this earthquake-prone part of the world, particularly after the devastating earthquake and tsunami on Dec. 26, 2004, that killed 227,898 people around the Indian Ocean, according to the United States Geological Survey.

Traffic has more than doubled in the past decade over the Austin-to-San Antonio stretch of I-35, making that section the highway's most congested and accident-prone part from Mexico to Canada.

In short, we have too many people choosing (and being allowed to live) either within, or in very close proximity to, fire-prone bushland in what is often proudly referred to "as the most fire-prone part of the planet".