Sentence examples for that is prone from inspiring English sources

What's more, this is an area that is prone to typhoons.

In his arms he carries an obese white rabbit that is prone to bite.

Perhaps they will now consider requiring drug testing of medical personnel, another group that is prone to illicit drug use.

If you deliberately present an image that is prone to misinterpretation, you have to accept the consequences.

Minsky is more often quoted by liberals who want to justify more government regulation of a capitalist system that is prone to excess.

A hidden fence may protect a dog that is prone to roam, but it does not necessarily protect strangers approaching the yard.

We therefore know that we are driving a complex system that is prone to sudden surprises outside the conditions in which it has been operating for millennia.

China wants to stem the flow of hot capital into an economy that is prone to sudden jumps in stocks and house prices.

They have created a financial system that is prone to crises and biased against productive investment; they have reduced economic growth and worsened inequality.

In his dissent, Justice Breyer said it was a mistake to require use of a "pilot program" that is "prone to error".

Trans fats are formed when vegetable oils are hydrogenated to get rid of their alpha linolenic acid, an omega-3 fatty acid that is prone to oxidation and the cause of much rancidity in foods.