Sentence examples for prone to having from inspiring English sources

They're very prone to having affairs, and so on".

China is rather prone to having fits, or at least at seeming to have them.

Afro-Caribbeans and Asian people are more prone to having lupus.

Some people are born with conditions that can cause weak ligaments and are prone to having a dislocated lens.

Resawn shakes and shingles also are more prone to having nesting and roosting holes along corners of the house.

I'm not prone to having sensual experiences in grocery store parking lots, so this was a first for me.

"Adolescents are equally prone to having this in-group-out-group distinction" as adults are, Siegel said.

Headache frequency increased with duration of the fast and affected mainly those individuals who were normally prone to having headaches.

He added that Boeing aircraft had generally been more prone to having an engine mount break loose.

Some may say that having seniors as jurors will benefit the crown and seldom the defence because older people are more prone to having conservative values.

Gurus who preach the transcendence of ego are prone to having some of the biggest egos around, but it's a fate Tolle seems genuinely to have avoided.