Sentence examples for prone to ignition from inspiring English sources
What I'm proposing is the reason, since it's just pure carbon it's prone to ignition.
In powder form, zirconium is highly flammable, but the solid form is far less prone to ignition.
Wills (2006) provides an overview of fire in California's Central Valley bioregion a region less prone to lightning ignitions (see van Wagtendonk and Cayan 2008), but most prone to anthropogenic ignitions given its high pre-contact population density (see Lewis 1973).
GM has recalled 2.6 million vehicles, including Chevrolet Cobalts and other models with ignition switches prone to being bumped or jostled into accessory mode while cars were moving, which could shut off engines and disable power steering, power brakes and airbags.
But all of these systems, which relied upon externally mounted flintlock or percussion ignition mechanisms, were prone to misfiring, and they did little to prevent the leakage of gas and flame for which breechloaders were notorious.
The Ford Motor Company must replace defective ignition devices on an estimated two million cars in California that are prone to stalling, a state judge ruled today.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
People are prone to madness.
