Sentence examples for prone to dead from inspiring English sources
The company concedes that a big warehouse might effectively block the signal, and that the Trakdot is as prone to dead areas as your mobile phone.
Then again, Mr. Weiner, maybe even an Alphabet City location would not have helped: Jeff K.: Any New Yorker can tell you that the whole scene was obviously fake and shot on a Hollywood back lot, where all the supposed "New York streets" are curiously free of traffic, prone to dead ends and harboring numerous long alleyways that are completely nonexistent on the actual island of Manhattan.
Where, for example, does a man without a home, prone to falling dead drunk on the street, hide his wages?
Within Class I elements, Penelope and LINE elements employ a target-primed reverse transcription system of replication which seems to make them more prone to creating dead-on-arrival inserts, which are 5' truncated and less likely to be capable of another round of replication [ 23].
The locals are polite and friendly, if prone to sometimes staring with dead eyes at us like we were lepers.
I was disgusted as we are prone to be, but something dead becomes a nest for new life.
The binary complex of nucleoprotein and autoantibody may be prone to shift the clearance of dead cell remnants (apoptotic bodies and NET-structures) to inflammation.
Thirdly, the coroner's records might be prone to bias because people found dead beneath certain bridges or after falling from any bridge or building are more likely to have been ruled as having died by suicide than by causes such as homicide or unintentional death.
"You'll be a lot happier when I'm dead," he'd be prone to say at totally inappropriate times.
At the peak of hard training, when Crocker is physically spent and feeling like a machine with a dead battery, he is prone to slipping into what he describes as "a mental and emotional hole".
Although prone to hemorrhage, she allegedly was also left without medical care overnight and was found dead by security guards.
