Sentence examples for prone to crashing from inspiring English sources

They worry that the plane is prone to crashing.

They're slow to start up and prone to crashing, wiping out precious files and photographs.

Users say that although the forecasts are reliable, the app itself is slow, difficult to use and prone to crashing.

(In a preview of what was to come with computers, the computators were also prone to crashing).

Perhaps because of familiarity, the urbanites of the bird world, like house sparrows, pigeons and gulls, are much less prone to crashing into glass, Professor Klem said.

Many people easily lose patience with PCs that are slow to start up and prone to crashing, vulnerable to virus attacks and constantly in need of fiddly updates.

The cons: As well as being prone to crash Microsoft Excel at 84MB for the full sheet, the database is a collation of a huge range of sources.

Chunks of tempered safety glass are prone to crash down unexpectedly among the hard hats, fracturing cohesively like slumped Dali watches in a surrealist landscape.

He is prone to crash into the apartment late at night ("Guess who's drunk?") and wreak havoc with Scott's need for privacy.

The main centrifuge the Iranians are using, known as the P-1, is rudimentary and outdated and prone to crash, so that may be part of the problem.

The resulting cars were horribly hard to control and prone to crash.