Sentence examples for that are prone from inspiring English sources

Are officers that are prone to drawing and discharging their weapons investigated?

The personalities that are prone to do excessive things are emboldened by the conduct of others".

It is not just his knees that are prone to locking up; so are his elbows.

I especially like it with delicate white fish that are prone to overcooking.

Pidgin is a definition applied to simplistic languages that are prone to die out.

The very young and very old are the two major groups that are prone to infections".

Mr. Cheney has long been plagued by arteries that are prone to clogging.

Americans keep getting richer and keep building on coastal areas that are prone to storms.

The focus is on flexible structures that are prone to dynamic instability.

Interestingly, said the researchers, Snerv-1 and Snerv-2 are deleted in mice that are prone to lupus.

The coding sequences of multiple human tumor suppressor genes include microsatellite sequences that are prone to mutations.