Sentence examples for prone to inappropriate from inspiring English sources
She said he was an incompetent manager with a wild side who was often high on drugs and prone to inappropriate behavior.
Adam Kellas is a shambolic Scottish thirtysomething loser, unlucky in love and prone to inappropriate temper tantrums, who becomes a war correspondent, because he "wasn't brave enough to be thought a coward".
The suit centers on the use of what is essentially solitary confinement -- prisoners call it the "box" -- as a tool to manage the state's 7,300 mentally ill inmates, who are often prone to inappropriate outbursts, fights and disobedience.
The high density of transcription units could easily cause them to interfere with one another and make the system prone to inappropriate enhancer sharing, resulting in ectopic expression.
As patients with resistance strains are more prone to receive an inappropriate first-line antibacterial therapy [ 3, 27, 33], the choice of the first line should be tailored to the individual risk, each time the risk can be anticipated.
Ignoring or condemning it won't kill it off; it will simply force it underground, where it will lurk untended and undeveloped, prone to latch on to inappropriate targets.
"You'll be a lot happier when I'm dead," he'd be prone to say at totally inappropriate times.
The results demonstrate that VM patients are no more risk seeking, impatient, or prone to behavior in socially inappropriate manners than normal subjects.
There's perhaps no other population that is as prone to saying or doing inappropriate or embarrassing things as college students.
Cameron, who had the benefit of feeding off British skepticism about the European Union in one of its most inglorious seasons, was more confidently assertive, and Brown more reassuringly himself, although he was still prone to get weirdly lighthearted at inappropriate moments.
All have risks, especially to the heart and gastrointestinal tract, and may be inappropriate for those prone to a heart attack, stroke or ulcers.
