Sentence examples for prone to lapsing from inspiring English sources
The manager Sabri Lamouchi has tried to inject urgency to unhinge opponents and help those individuals flourish but they still seem prone to lapsing into lethargy or fear.
Often without even realising it, we're all prone to lapsing into cliches when speaking and thinking quickly.
Andrus is thought of as a gifted infielder who is prone to lapses.
He is prone to lapses of judgment, as his recent outburst against Mo Mowlam, Northern Ireland Secretary, showed.
Over the past two years, New Orleans was 10-3 on the road, best in the league, but was prone to lapses at home.
Two years on, 21-year-old Earl is happier and healthier – even if he is prone to lapses.
The Dutch right-back, Gregory van der Wiel, prone to lapses here, then presented the ball to Helder Postiga, who slipped his attempt wide.
The Cowboys have shown this season they are prone to lapses in concentration – what else explains some of their slow starts?
However, both are left-sided and Upson is prone to lapses of concentration and coming off a moderate season for West Ham.
Manuel said he remained dumbfounded why Perez had struggled, but the Mets, when they agreed to pay him $36 million over three seasons, knew he would be prone to lapses like this, when he could look helpless on the mound.
Safin, just two inches shorter than Martin at 6 feet 4 inches, is prone to lapses of concentration and fiery outbursts at himself, two traits that reveal the impatience of youth.
