Sentence examples for prone to fall from inspiring English sources
The latter soften more easily during cooking, giving a fluffier result – more comforting, perhaps, but more prone to fall apart in the pan.
Non-Italians are not so prone to fall into this Italianate lyrical habit, which is why so many superb Mozart singers have come from Germany, Britain and America.
That can lead to a pool of stocks that are overvalued and prone to fall hard when broad sentiment turns south.
The fifteen-year-old narrator of this ostensible murder mystery is even more emotionally remote than the typical crime-fiction shamus: he is autistic, prone to fall silent for weeks at a time and unable to imagine the interior lives of others.
A particle with relatively more hydrophobic surface was more prone to fall into the liquid film.
The N-FINDER is a greedy algorithm, prone to fall in local maxima of the volume function.
What should monetary policymakers do when regulators are prone to falling down on the job?
I'm very prone to falling into depressions – not clinical, just "can't be bothered".
Arthur feigns robustness but is prone to falling down, while Edie shows all the symptoms of dementia.
But, he added, "it is somewhat prone to falling on its face if it has a problem".
Where, for example, does a man without a home, prone to falling dead drunk on the street, hide his wages?
