Sentence examples for prone to explosion from inspiring English sources

However, they seem to have noticed the recent popularity of 'hoverboards' and created their own version - we don't know too much about it now, but it certainly looks much more sturdy and less prone to explosion than most of the self-balancing scooters currently taking over the UK's high streets.

He lived on primitive rigs prone to explosions, fires, storms and other disasters.

Dakad's counterpart, James O'Neill, could not have been more different, an "agitated, moody man prone to explosions of temper".

Nearly a decade has passed since their son, Philip, 12 years old and prone to explosions of temper, hanged himself in his bedroom after being punished for fighting during a baseball game.

My father, Anis Ahmed Rushdie, was a magical parent of young children, but he was prone to explosions, thunderous rages, bolts of emotional lightning, puffs of dragon smoke, and other menaces of the type also practiced by Oz, the Great and Powerful, the first Wizard De-luxe.

Did its tendency to spread end with our reaction, or is it still breeding, prone to explosions caused by the spontaneous collision of sociological influences?

Since the system in question is a rail yard with 18 routes, 22 lights signals and 27 points, it is prone to state explosion.

Warpaint's music is exploratory, deeply textured, and less prone to momentary explosions.