Sentence examples similar to prone to obstacles from inspiring English sources
It may be hypothesized that, due to their dynamic instability, persons with osteoporosis are also more prone to hitting obstacles and, consequently, to falls in daily life.
Radio signals in the TV bands travel over longer distances than other radio signals and are less prone to interference from obstacles in their way.
They also develop mindsets that become increasingly constrictive, making them prone to focus on obstacles or difficulties as opposed to opportunities and benefits.
Darkness makes mowing more difficult and makes you more prone to injury from an obstacle you can't see.
Magic bullet interventions are prone to a toxic mix of ira and luxuria – impatience with the many obstacles to disease eradication and lust for technological fame (13).
However, there are several obstacles to this process because germ cells are relatively transcriptionally quiescent and prone to switching off transgene expression [ 52, 53].
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
People are prone to madness.
