Sentence examples for prone to expect from inspiring English sources

There are, indeed, various features of our perception of other people's characters that make us prone to expect unity.

The EU is notoriously prone to expect countries to have another vote if, like Ireland, Denmark and France, they get it wrong first time round.

But when you advise your readers, "Discover each man's thumbscrew" (Law 33) or "Pose as a friend, work as a spy" (Law 14), some are prone to expect the worst.

Studies have shown that women employ more nonverbal flirting cues than men, but that they are prone to anticipate and expect more verbal flirting cues from the men who flirt with them.[8] As such, men who employ nonverbal flirting cues when engaging with flirtations with women might not be received as positively as men who employ more verbal flirting cues, which is what women are prone to expect.

If you're already prone to stress, not knowing what to expect will cause you to have problems.

The area was prone to floods, and local people grew to expect a serious one every four years or so.

Having Carl Pavano start the season on the disabled list with a bad back does not create a positive pitching outlook, and the Yankees do not know what to expect from the injury-prone Jaret Wright.

There is no reason to expect that they have been any less prone to sokaiya pressure than Nomura.

Aβ42, two amino acids (isoleucine and alanine) longer than Aβ40, is more prone to aggregate and expected to trigger the pathological cascade in AD [2], [3].

The differences could also be explained by the fact that more women were prone to participate is expected in this type of study with older adults.

Maternal dietary exposure was self-reported and therefore prone to misclassification; yet, we expect any misclassification to have been non-differential and underestimate the strength of observed associations.