When Europe finally exited, it left behind governmental systems largely based on patronage and thus prone to graft.
Not only are sedentary, overweight kids more at risk for asthma, but kids with severe asthma tend to exercise less and are thus prone to obesity.
They praised the priest and described Mr. Andreas as troubled, like the other boys, and thus prone to lie.
But Japanese officials were too conservative and too protective of failing banks, he said, and thus prone to policy steps that were counterproductive, like the decision in 1997 to raise Japan's sales tax to 5percentt, from 3percentt.
These readers are also poorly served by DRM, since they aren't likely to know much about ebooks and ebook readers, and are thus prone to buying books that aren't compatible with their reading devices and vice-versa.
The reality is, Whistler is not located within a continental climate, and is thus prone to the increasingly wet, warm winds that pummel the rest of the Pacific Northwest each winter.
Outfits like Unite are thus prone to capture by eccentric lefties: only 9.7% of its members voted for Mr McCluskey, for example.
Josie Maran Argan Daily Moisturizer SPF 40 My favorite of the bunch, this moisturizer was lightweight and (more important, considering it's a mineral sunscreen and thus prone to chalkiness) went on clear without shiny residue.
"But I don't regard the film as anti-Catholic, even though I believe that certain fundamentalists of the Church behave just about as badly as the Taliban, especially towards women whom they regard as naturally weak and thus prone to evil.
Most of the railroad's approximately 800 train cars are electric, and many, made three decades ago, use traction motors that suck in snow through ventilators and electric boxes that are low and exposed and thus prone to getting wet and short-circuiting.
Members of "incident response" teams, who are expected to hop on a plane at a moment's notice and are thus prone to burnout, have begun to ask for and receive guarantees of occasional time away from the daily grind for training courses, says Ms Lavinder.The choice of employer has expanded as new firms enter the business, disrupting the established order.
