Sentence examples for remain prone from inspiring English sources

Some species are already protected, but remain prone to illegal logging.

The bloc will also remain prone to recurrent crises of confidence unless political leaders pull together, it says.

"It is not possible to remove all risk, and the fact is I remain prone to cancer.

But he also said that "significant economic headwinds persist," meaning that the economy "will likely remain prone to periodic losses of momentum".

The report comes as tension in the European financial system again raises questions about whether banks remain prone to crises that can ripple through society.

Timing, as much as time, has been an issue for Wales, who remain prone to momentary lapses that can prove damaging, particularly in this Six Nations.

Ware remained prone for a spell, then followed several trainers off the field.

A desolate Reimer remained prone on the ice while the Bruins celebrated nearby and his Toronto teammates stood in disbelief.

He recovered sufficiently to play for St Patrick's Athletic and attract the attention of Manchester United but even after being feted for the excellence of his play at Old Trafford he remained prone to self-doubt and anguish.

The charge for a play-off place never materialised and the team's quality and style were still uncertain, though an increased tendency towards long balls could often be discerned and the defence remained prone to self-destruction.

By the 1980s both national and per capita GDP quadrupled, but the economy remained prone to debt spikes, the most severe taking place in 1960, 1977 and 1980.