Sentence examples for prone to displaying from inspiring English sources

The act of exhibitionism was meant to illuminate my view of recent Labour governments, prone to displaying but not doing.

Mr. Morehouse, prone to displaying his emotions, wept openly as Ms. Kun smiled and even giggled, her hands in his.

Some did state however, that residents were sometimes prone to displaying arrogance.

Throughout the world, we estimate that millions of people are prone to displaying Christmas spirit deficiencies after many years of celebrating Christmas.

Certain public spaces may be more prone to displaying offensive material in readily visible places.

In 2002, only 238 Alaskan Malamutes – larger than the husky, and more prone to display dog-on-dog aggression – and 985 huskies were registered with the Kennel Club.

He said on Thursday that in his long coaching career, which spans three decades in the professional and college ranks, he had never encountered anything comparable to the lack of effort his current team was prone to display.

The wavelet analysis is an efficient tool for processing non-linear signals, which are prone to display high frequency distortions.

Beds with large porosity subjected to relatively large (e.g. moderate) Reynolds numbers are prone to display a secondary peak in the probability distribution of the normalized velocity.

Such cationic nanoparticles were prone to display efficient cell transfection properties as a result of increased contact to the anionic cell surface and internalization by endocytosis, low size compatible with improved intracellular diffusion and nuclear pore crossing, and the presence of amine function of low pKa for their endosomal escape.

It was found that the concentration of MgCl2, and the hydrothermal treatment conditions (temperature and time) are important for the control of the morphology evolution of Mg2(OH)3Cl·4H2O nanocrystals: at lower MgCl2 concentrations and lower temperatures (from room temperature to 100 °C), MHCH are prone to display needle-like morphology.