Sentence examples for prone to unexpected from inspiring English sources

Windows 7 is faster to start up from hibernation and less prone to unexpected delays.

For some countries, more than a third of such aid was prone to unexpected fluctuations (see chart).

"I hardly know how to carry on". His health began to deteriorate and he became prone to unexpected collapses that left him in a state of semi-consciousness.

In total, the price of wholesale electricity fell 40% in four years, although British Energy added to its own crisis with its ageing reactors increasingly prone to unexpected breakdown.

Though analysts warned that the survey was prone to unexpected one-month bumps in either direction, economists at Deutsche Bank said that it might signal a "start to the bottoming-out process" and that growth this year could exceed 1.5percentt.

A true Grand Slam — winning all four tournaments in the same calendar year — would close those gaps in a hurry, but it remains a long shot for Williams, who has not won the French Open since 2002 and who has been prone to unexpected episodes of extreme tightness when she pirouettes, fingers splayed after errors, and her timing escapes her.

Microsoft promised that Windows 95 was more stable and prone to fewer unexpected crashes.

Nassim Taleb takes great issue with the notion that most organizations and individuals behave in a manner that makes them disproportionally prone to facing unexpected failures versus expected successes.

The currently used statins do have clear differences for instance in their pharmacokinetic properties [5], therefore it is likely that some of the statins at high dosages are more prone to have unexpected and unwanted effects in non-hepatic tissues.

Technology implementations are prone to failures and unexpected outcomes, even after going through rigorous testing.

Such operations are extremely risky, prone to error or the unexpected.