Sentence examples for slightly prone from inspiring English sources
One might forgive Gray, as he sits in Georgian splendour sporting a rust-coloured corduroy suit, for being a little bit bumptious, and slightly prone to self-regarding cries of: "I told you so".
Sites not or only slightly prone to erosion (flattening slope ridge, steepening slope ridge) or flat morphology promoted the formation of smectite.
"There's an issue that you might be slightly prone to injury because oestrogen is at peak level around the time of ovulation and that causes the tendons and ligaments to become lax and elastic," he explains.
The results even suggest that NH1 might be slightly prone to over-estimating the amount of heterogeneity.
According to the normal and white rows on confusion matrix for recall, we observe that normal facial color is slightly prone to be predicted as white and vice versa.
Crops are also slightly less prone to being eaten by slugs and snails.
"Just like in your arteries, the plaque is something secreted that starts accumulating," Dr. Knowles said, adding that women are slightly more prone to Alzheimer's, for unknown reasons.
Maybe it's a feminist milestone: finally, a woman as cheerfully, innocently malevolent as the Malcolm McDowell character in "A Clockwork Orange" (though slightly less prone to violence).
(Its melting point is approximately 170 °C [340 °F].) It is slightly more prone to oxidation than polyethylene unless appropriate stabilizers and antioxidants are added.
"Physical inactivity can increase the risk of stroke through various biological mechanisms and heavy alcohol consumption – a risk factor for all types of stroke – might be a contributing factor because employees working long hours seem to be slightly more prone to risky drinking than are those who work standard hours".
The health of living donors is seldom at issue: Though some research suggests that kidney donors may be slightly more prone to develop high blood pressure as they age, long-term studies have found donors live as long as other healthy people.
