Sentence examples for prone to attract from inspiring English sources

"There is a lot more to be discussed," said Gale A. Brewer, a councilwoman on the West Side, who explained that she is particularly concerned about the fact that the station will be handling restaurant waste, which is the smelliest and the most prone to attract vermin.

Also, part of the terminal CH groups on the grain phases turn to CO groups with positive electron affinity, which is prone to attract electrons from nearby anions.

In fact, even when only the 11 RPB1 genes least prone to attract "long branches" were retained in the analysis, Glaucocystis, Acanthamoeba and Dictyostelium still attracted the fewest randomly generated sequences.

Patients with a rather wet and cold temperament (and this was especially the case with women), Seitz explained to the abbess Elisabeth, were less prone to attract the pox and could expect their suffering to be less severe.

Such asset management is more transparent than private banking and less prone to attracting dodgy clients.

We did surgery on pieces of the protocol that were prone to attracting vulnerabilities," added Salowey.

A handsome dark metal backplate (that's sadly prone to attracting smudges) takes up most of the Ion's rear end and is bound on the top and bottom by a pair of removable plastic caps that hide both a microSD and a micro-SIM slot.

With the increased loading of HDTMA as in SMZ-200%, the total weight loss by water molecules increased (24.33%) due to the bilayer formation when the surface became hydrophilic again, and hence becoming increasingly prone to attracting water (Fig. 5d) (Kim and Ahn 2011).

Furthermore, because the panels in the original ESL were prone to attracting dust, ESL-63 was made dust-proof.

α-helical modules are prone to attracting other such helical regions in sequence profile searches, despite sharing no specific relationship with them.

But he proved to be an unpopular chairman, accused of failing to provide inspirational leadership, being gaffe-prone and unable to attract the kind of big donations the party has come to expect.