Sentence examples for prone to workplace from inspiring English sources
Health care providers are especially prone to workplace stress.
I believe that any company that fails to embrace a leadership culture, with a definitive mandate on what defines leadership for each and every employee, will be more prone to an incident of workplace violence.
"Direct conversation using simple statements and explanations works best," Foster notes, adding that the Suspicious is the type most prone to bring violence into a workplace.
Although workplace diversity is routinely associated with the expansion of talent pools and maximization of organizational productivity, research suggests that heterogeneous workplaces may also be more prone to organizational conflict.
"We need to enforce regulations to make sure we adapt existing homes and workplaces to make them less prone to overheating, and to stop the construction of new buildings that are difficult to keep cool in the summer".
The Human Rights Act protects certain groups, prone to discrimination, from being fired, evicted, or otherwise discriminated against in federally-regulated workplaces, housing projects, or through Ottawa-run services.
Mary Brinton, the Reischauer Institute Professor of Sociology at Harvard University, writes that gender stereotypes in the workplace are hard to break, and that, like it or not, we are all prone to engaging in stereotyping at one time or another.
He was prone to hallucinations.
They're prone to violence.
(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).
