Sentence examples for prone to needing from inspiring English sources

Guys are especially prone to needing alone time and you need to respect him by respecting that need.

Fads happen in all walks of life but the more ephemeral, transitory and prone to needing replacement or updates, the more likely it is to be a fad.

OBJECTIVE Subjects with the diagnosis of latent autoimmune diabetes in adults (LADA) are more prone to need insulin treatment than those with type 2 diabetes.

Young TKR patients may be more prone to need for revision because of their higher functional demands (Iorio et al. 2006).

PolyQ-SCA patients were more prone to need help walking (HR: 3.3 [95% CI: 2.1 5.3], Fig. 2A) or a wheelchair (HR: 6.5 [2.9–14.5], Fig. 2B) than other SCA patients.

SCA2 patients were more prone to need help walking than SCA3 patients (1.4 [1.0–1.8]) and had higher risk of wheelchair use than SCA6 patients (HR: 2.5 [1.0 5.9]) (Fig. 2C).

Likewise, people prone to anger need time to calm down and collect their thoughts.

They are more likely to be affected by disability and malnutrition, and are particularly prone to polypathology and to needing ongoing treatment [ 27, 28].

Fair-skinned people who are prone to sunburn may need to take supplements to ensure they get enough vitamin D, say experts.

The proposed approach assesses frame-like composite parts prone to distortion without needing a full-scale finite element simulation.

Guilt, for those prone to it, need not attach to conduct generally judged reprehensible.