Sentence examples similar to prone to conception from inspiring English sources
During the Falklands crisis, Argentina seemed prone to unrealism and grandiosity in their conception of themselves.
The New Yorker, July 26 , 1982P. 25 During the Falklands crisis, Argentina seemed prone to unrealism and grandiosity in their conception of themselves.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, July 26 , 1982P. 25 During the Falklands crisis, Argentina seemed prone to unrealism and grandiosity in their conception of themselves.
The reason why one might be prone to reject transcendental idealism is a wrong conception of what knowledge really is all about.
Lesbian motherhood is less common than heterosexual motherhood, and lesbian routes to conception are, by definition, non- hetero normative anon- hetero normativeandon as 'artificial' (Mamo, 2007), even when medical assistance to conceive is not sought (Ferrara et al., 2000).
Optimization modelling can be more prone to assumptions, which can abstract planning from a conception of constraints as policy planning moves forward.
All data on conception, pregnancy and early life experiences were self-reported, and therefore may be prone to poor recall.
Also, cohabiting unions in the UK that involve conception or birth are often stronger than those that do not, resulting in long-term committed unions less prone to union dissolution (Steele et al. 2005b).
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
