Sentence examples for remains prone from inspiring English sources

Separatist tensions have eased, but it remains prone to sectarian and ethnic violence.

The cinema, despite a surge in creativity this year, remains prone to censorship and favouritism to pro-government directors.

Because the one-bedroom apartment remains prone to flooding, the Nuñezes are looking to move out as soon as possible and are awaiting placement in public housing.

She goes on to add that it is not possible, even with preventative surgery, to remove all forms of cancer – a mutation she remains prone to.

He remains prone to spouting fiction and doesn't stay on-topic, grinding segments to a halt as CNN hosts have to correct his misinformation or interject to steer the conversation back to the point.

Still, he said, the financial system remains prone to a cycle in which overoptimism among loan officers gives way to credit problems and then a period in which even healthy borrowers have trouble getting the financing they need.

Koinadugu's status as Ebola-free remains fragile, prone to break with the slightest mistake.

Even at lower salt concentrations, Josephin still remains highly prone to aggregation under native conditions.

Applying a −1.5 SD cutoff to a single test should be avoided when possible, as it remains highly prone to false positive diagnostic errors (c.f. [ 30, 31]) which reached nearly one-third of the sample (32.6 %) in the present study.

The goalkeeper Vyacheslav Malafeev remains error-prone and there is no truly commanding presence in central defence, where a previous high-profile signing, Bruno Alves (bought from Porto for around £15m in 2010), has failed to fulfil expectations.

Fred Destin, Partner, Atlas Ventures, says FX remains error-prone, low tech and expensive and think the startup can "take costs out and bring transparency and automation in".