Sentence examples for really prone from inspiring English sources

You're really prone to getting fucked.

Bushmeat hunting is pretty ubiquitous across their range, and golden cats are really prone to getting caught in snares," said Bahaa-el-din.

"It does not give them any problem, but if they go to a hospital and the skin is somehow breached, they are really prone to invasion or infection by their own bacteria".

"We, as evangelical Christians, are really, really prone, it seems to me, to become so enthused with political figures that we just automatically impute to them almost superheroic status," he said.

"Digital stuff is really prone to monopoly," says Kahle. "The low cost of distribution means you can dominate something very quickly".

Birds are really prone to shock and stress.

Mercifully for Labour, this was not one of the expletive-rich explosions to which he is prone when really frustrated and angry.

There is a growing sense that Meyer is, largely, a bad person a lot of Veep's characters are, really, and they're prone to saying awful things as a result.

Anyone prone to missing really needs to consider switching methods.

Some people are prone to get really upset, and then have a terrible morning.

They're relaxed, unpretentious, and prone to serving really cheap, stiff drinks.