Sentence examples for prone to delivering from inspiring English sources

Although these methods often provide the rough meaning, they are also prone to delivering nonsense and dubious grammar.

Frankie, a tomboyish middle-schooler with a thatch of asymmetrical curls, is freakishly articulate and prone to delivering lectures on identity politics.

As imagined by Mr. Neely, the three main characters are child alcoholics with a penchant for cognac, the magical ballgame Quidditch takes on homoerotic overtones, and Harry is prone to delivering hyper-dramatic monologues.

He said that nurses, for example, who work 12-hour shifts while pregnant, spending most of their days on their feet, are more prone to delivering smaller babies than those who work eight-hour shifts.

Despite massed protests in front of the mansion about the coming execution, there's no drama in the flurry of phone calls covering countless topics, including Richards and her endless battles with a speechwriter prone to delivering copy at the last minute.

He said he wished that the Democratic-controlled Congress "would become more prone to deliver pieces of legislation that matter, as opposed to being the investigative body".

(Gadamer was not alone in being the recipient of such criticism—Heidegger was also unimpressed by Jacob Klein and was certainly prone to deliver harsh judgments on his students and colleagues but Gadamer seems to have been more particularly affected by it).

Skull tapping via reflex hammer is prone to deliver varying amount of momentum with each individual hit to the test subject, thus causing variability in the response.

It is also consistent with another similar study where BMI (<18 kg/m2) two times prone to deliver low birth weight babies [ 20].

The results showed that mothers who were residing in rural areas were two times more prone to deliver LBW babies than their urban counterparts (AOR = 2.1; (95 % CI = 1.04 4.33)).

This statement, however, does not mean that hypertension during pregnancy is irrelevant to understanding the origin of SGA, but rather that we need to determine who among hypertensive mothers is actually prone to deliver an SGA baby.