Sentence examples for rarely prone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rehn, an unflappable Finn who is rarely prone to hyperbole, was not exaggerating.

Serafinowicz, a 6ft 5in Liverpudlian rarely prone to self-doubt, admitted before the launnch of the series: 'It makes me quite nervous and also makes me think the show had better be good enough.

But unlike David Hare, Howard Brenton, David Edgar and other contemporary British playwrights, Mr. Pinter is usually less overtly topical and rarely prone to dividing his dramatis personae into the good and the bad.

But home run hitters are rarely consistent and are prone to huge swings in production.

Pantalone was a Venetian merchant: serious, rarely consciously comic, and prone to long tirades and good advice.

But after a couple of hours we ventured into more McLeanian terrain — Main Baldy Chute, a long, regal cataract that, being avalanche-prone, is rarely open.

Hazard education alone could, theoretically, also achieve some hazard avoidance, but evidence suggests that many residents already living in hazard-prone areas rarely undertake voluntary loss-prevention measures to protect their property, despite increased hazard awareness (Michel-Kerjan [2010]).

Furthermore, the lack of trained inspectors on most reservations meant that builders were rarely scrutinized and thus were prone to cut corners.