Sentence examples for prone to bear from inspiring English sources

He could be witty and kind, but also competitive, righteous, needy and prone to bear grudges.

Perhaps I'm too prone to bear down on "The Dark Knight" as the tea leaves in the dregs of a political season's cup, but I couldn't shake the sense that a morbid incoherence was the movie's real takeaway, chaotic form its ultimate content.

This can explain why, applying growth regulator to control vegetative vigour, the 'Dongkui' cultivar is prone to bear male flowers [ 28], as well as provide evidence that male and female of Chinese bayberry may share common ancestors and co-evolved.

Recent fire numbers in Victoria, one of the world's most fire-prone areas, seem to bear this out.

Unrequited sincerity can be hard to bear, even if you're not prone to violence.

For nervous types prone to sell during a bear market, a target fund or any fund blending stocks and bonds–usually has the virtue of being a little less volatile than an all-stock fund.

Of course, with Twitter being a social and intimate platform, he has gotten knocked around for being a bore and prone to gaffes and, most oddly, has been accused of not being the person behind the account, which has been marked as "verified" by Twitter.

Hence, the finding in the literature that immigrants are more prone to holding real assets is borne out by our data.

Obama, prone to hanging back from Congressional donnybrooks, bears scant resemblance to the hands-on Clinton, who clamored to get into the ring with Newt.

Diabetic fibroblasts and endothelial cells may bear mitochondrial damages becoming prone to apoptosis, which impairs granulation tissue cellularity and perfusion.

And, of course, Kaplan is a young manager, still innocent of long-term bear markets, and prone to bull-market-baby syndrome.