Sentence examples similar to prone town from inspiring English sources

I grew up here when it was a sleepy, erosion-prone town.

Yet despite these efforts, flood-prone towns, particularly in New Jersey, remain flood-prone.

Heavy rains produced by the same system inundated several streets in flood-prone towns in Ohio.

Beyond the financial cost is the human toll, as people who have lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods, and seen places where they lived and worked submerged in mere hours, try to come to terms with their traumatic experience and move on with their lives – either in new locations or in their flood-prone towns and villages, aware that the waters could always return.

On one occasion, I joined her after she impulsively halted her motorcade and headed off into a market in a violence-prone conservative town to mix with stallholders and shoppers.

This research aims to develop a comprehensive geospatial method for visualizing GIS based 3-D landscape visualizations in flood prone tourism towns and geospatial web applications containing multimedia information.

Driven by its colleges and universities, its hospitals and insurance companies, it tends to resist the worst of the booms and busts that plague layoff-prone manufacturing towns.

I work as an intern at the Houston Chronicle, which is in a flood-prone part of town.

The River Mersey, which runs just north of the town, is prone to flooding during heavy rains, so the Sale Water Park, close to the town's northern boundary, acts as an emergency flood basin.

These should be new reservoirs, with concrete run offs to them, constructed on the outer bends of rivers, placed upstream from all towns etc prone to flooding.

Can you blame a resident of a faux western town for being prone to mythmaking?