Sentence examples for prone to rusting from inspiring English sources

Mild steel is prone to rusting, while stainless steel is corrosion resistant.

If you miss a spot, it won't get a coating of seasoning, and will be more prone to rusting.

Some are prone to rusting and this impacts the cog mechanisms.

Collectors warn that it is prone to rust at its infamous "hog troughs," an intricate system of stamped-steel sections along the rocker panels.

Mr. Pressnell also provides buying tips, noting, for example, that the 3000's body and chassis are prone to rust severely.

"Some companies will use mirrors to inspect the inside of the tank and some will use video cameras and fiber optics to inspect the system," he said, adding that metal septic tanks are especially prone to rust damage.

While showing photos on his Web site of Eagles pulling modern S.U.V.'s from snowdrifts, Mr. Shepherd also noted that the Eagle excels in bad weather — though many Salt Belt owners are reluctant to drive their cars in the snow because the unibody structure is particularly prone to rust.

Metal cages hold up better against the elements but can be prone to rust.

The drum on a caravan's handbrake is particularly prone to rust, corrosion and general wear.

The dip tube cannot be used right away, as the part that was cut will be prone to rust.

RVs traveling in those parts of the country having snow and salt will be more prone to rust.