Sentence examples for somewhat prone from inspiring English sources

I'm somewhat prone to such impulse purchases, so my musical collection is a little… eclectic.

Because he mixes these traits with a gunslinger's mentality, he can be somewhat prone to mistakes.

At free safety is Sherrod Martin, who has been somewhat prone to misreads in deep coverage.

But, he added, "it is somewhat prone to falling on its face if it has a problem".

Powell was measured, soft-spoken, deferential and somewhat prone to lofty sentiments of the after-dinner-speaker variety, while Rice fired off a steady ack-ack of particulars.

However, they are not as widely used as the simple acrylics because of their higher cost and because they are somewhat prone to shrinkage in clothes dryers.

The type of person, in other words, who is somewhat less prone than the average to be controlled by fear.

Somewhat injury prone, he is finding the cumulative effects of recent on-pitch damage have slowed him down by a yard or two.

Some types of cancer, though, like ovarian, cervical, skin or lymphatic, are more difficult to diagnose and are somewhat more prone to errors.

The front suspension was redesigned to be somewhat less prone to rollovers, but the new suspension was also lighter, providing less weight down low in the vehicle.

Throughout the 1990's, automakers built ever larger, heavier sport utility vehicles, which are somewhat less prone to rolling over because of their greater weight, although even full-size sport utilities still roll over more often than midsize sedans.