Sentence examples for prone to fatalities from inspiring English sources
Some regions of the world appear more prone to fatalities than others (Figure 6).
Literature reviewed across different countries and settings consistently show that people in the age groups 15 49 or 15 59 are more prone to road traffic fatalities (Bachani et al. 2012; Ditsuwan et al. 2011; Herman et al. 2012; Garrib et al. 2011).
In our models, we kept away from inserting either angioplasty - not to model away the effect of angioplasty - or STEMI, because of both its correlation with cardiogenic shock and its difficult-to-handle class of AMI-NOS (about 13% of our study population and a case-fatality rate of 86.2%), prone to biased analyses [ 53].
Sixty percent of preventable maternal deaths and 53percentt of under-five fatalities take place in countries affected by, or prone to, conflict, forced displacement or natural disaster.
The "meningitis belt" of sub-Saharan Africa runs across the continent from Senegal to Ethiopia, and this region is prone to major epidemics of meningococcal meningitis, with a high case fatality rate and serious sequelae.
Volcanic areas are prone to cascading hazards where one hazard triggers the occurrence of another, and indirect fatalities can be extensive in area affected, numbers of fatalities and time after eruption.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
People are prone to madness.
