Sentence examples for prone to drive from inspiring English sources

People are prone to drive slowly to avoid being caught by law enforcers.

As bird production cycles are most profound in high-Arctic tundra, we hypothesized that lemmings are particularly prone to drive strong indirect interactions with ground nesting birds.

This is not surprising because (i) NTR⋅FG domain interactions are governed by an extreme multivalency (with ≈40 NTR-binding sites on the FG domain and ≈10 FG-binding sites on importin β; Isgro and Schulten, 2005), and (ii) such multivalency is prone to drive phase-separation (Li et al., 2012)—at least for molar ratios that can be accommodated in the context of NPCs.

This product allows the heads to be adjusted for height, and is forgiving if you are prone to drive over the head with a riding lawn mower or vehicle.

Those with less land, livestock and cash are also more prone to diversification driven by the need to make ends meet (push factor) which leads to lower total income.

Even if you allow for the fact that it was written before Barack Obama won the US presidency on a premise of trust and optimism, its opening pages are depressing enough to make you want to shut it fast: "We find ourselves anxiety-ridden, prone to depression, driven to consume and with little or no community life".

Buses prone to crashing driven by militaristic monsters and filled with live chickens and SARS.

This observation suggests that some constrain is working at the amino acid level and that the inference of phylogeny based on amino acids may be less prone to compositionally driven systematic errors (but see Delsuc et al. 2003).

He appeared to drive his arm into the prone player's head.

Learning better ways to cope with stress may be the key to successful weight loss because "you aren't prone to have stress drive you to want to consume".

Conventional method to drive morphological parameters is expensive, time consuming and more prone to error.