Sentence examples for quickly prone from inspiring English sources

One of the central paradoxes of life in France is that for all the French preen themselves as the most civilised nation on Earth, they are also quickly prone to collapse into self-lacerating fits of low self-esteem.

"Noir is a very stylised genre which very quickly became prone to cliche.

However, the colt quickly became injury prone and missed this spring's Triple Crown races.

The frequent argument that players drafted straight from high school are more prone to quickly get into trouble because of their age has also proved wrong.

All women, because they know how to get talking about the nitty-gritty so quickly and are less prone to telling anecdotes.

We postulate that the latter may be more prone to quickly induce a robust p53-dependent transcriptional response upon exposure to p53 HDM2 inhibitors, thus being more sensitive to this specific anti-cancer therapy.

Things went wrong quickly for the mistake-prone Cardinals when they fumbled the opening kickoff to Houston (9-2).

Quickly enough, he became injury prone and was considered soft.

It was a tilt-table test, where they quickly invert you from a prone to a standing position.

He was remembered as a mediocre teacher, prone to write quickly and erase the blackboard before students could copy what he had written.

At most farms, rain and cold meant late planting; fields too muddy for farm equipment; seed, fertilizer and herbicides that washed away; poor pollination; rampaging weeds; crops like greens so saturated they were prone to rot quickly; and slow crop maturation that led to smaller and later yields and that especially hurt slow-growing vine crops like pumpkins and winter squash.