Sentence examples similar to prone to confinement from inspiring English sources
This installment is set in the early 1950s, which was an era generally characterized as conservative and repressive, prone to McCarthyism, racial segregation, and female domestic confinement.
The disadvantage of high strength concrete being prone to spalling can be mitigated by the enhanced confinement of the RC columns.
Furthermore, because they concentrate enzymes with their substrates, the encapsulated reactions are assumed to achieve higher efficiency, while confinement may enhance protein stability and the exclusion of oxygen makes the resident enzymes less prone to oxidative damage.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
The suit centers on the use of what is essentially solitary confinement -- prisoners call it the "box" -- as a tool to manage the state's 7,300 mentally ill inmates, who are often prone to inappropriate outbursts, fights and disobedience.
More prone to waterlogging.
People are prone to madness.
Prone to sudden unpredictable failure.
