Sentence examples for prone to destroy from inspiring English sources
Just as some people are put on this earth to create things, others are prone to destroy everything they touch.
Thus, it is obvious that a fast diffusion of Ag atoms occurs between the interconnected pores, and this fast process is prone to destroy or at least to rearrange the silica network in order to allow larger pores to be created.
He was personally tormented and prone to destroying his own paintings, but he was successful.
Hurtle grows up a contradictory but brilliant man – prone to destroying his own canvases, love affairs and friendships.
In high-fat-diet control group, the apoptotic ratios of vascular endothelial cells were the highest and the intima was prone to be destroyed.
This makes the paper less prone to tears and harder to destroy.
In judging the value of the argument, we are confronted with two schools of thought: Is mobile pastoralism a well-adapted and sophisticated form of utilizing available and accessible marginal resources spread over wide spatial areas, or is mobile pastoralism prone to overgraze and destroy its own base?
"Strategy, to destroy people?
To prevent further attacks of this sort, Murad detached a contingent of troops under Firuz Pasha to watch the Albanians but it was prone to desertion and thoroughly destroyed with its baggage train being captured.
Katine is prone to droughts and floods, which can destroy harvests.
