Sentence examples for prone people from inspiring English sources

The responses were influenced by how prone people were to nostalgia.

At Manhattan's iconic Grand Central station, bodies littered the floor during a staged die-in, while others mulled around the jumble of prone people in the busy terminal chanting "I can't breathe" — the words Garner cried out as he was being choked.

We could not therefore assess the effects of continuous glucose monitoring in those with a high frequency of hypoglycaemia or in hypoglycaemia prone people with diabetes who are at risk, such as those who are unaware of their hypoglycaemia.

They are deep and thoughtful, they are the genius prone people.

Use a sunscreen after applying in the morning, as the product will make your skin more sun-sensitive, it is best to use the one from proactive line because it is oil free and it is formulated for acne prone people.

Cathleen ni Houlihan may have only existed in the imagination of a myth-prone people.

Until then, simply avoid Facebook, Twitter and all blurt-prone people.

And that those cutups the Germans (think lederhosen) may be the most laugh-prone people on earth, followed by zee zilly French?

Neither does the book really come to grips with the documented presence of violence-prone people among the protesters she depicts in uniformly heroic terms.

As for the Brady Act, which mainly focused on imposing background checks and waiting periods, here's a summary of a 2000 Duke University study on its effectiveness: If these handgun denials were successful in preventing violence-prone people from arming themselves, we would expect to see a larger reduction in gun crimes committed in the 32 Brady states compared with the non-Brady states.

That's in large part because control-prone people likely won't change.