Sentence examples for were prone to error from inspiring English sources

At the tail-end of a filthy day even the most cultured of feet were prone to error on a surface which favoured the artisan more than the aristocrat.

First, international markets in capital are prone to error, whereas international markets in goods are not.

But like any narratives, these are prone to error and exaggeration.

Motorists also said that the system is prone to error and, because it is computerized, hard to challenge.

It is prone to error and takes a long time if you're stirring a lot of drinks.

But these tests will raise troubling issues: the technology is prone to error, and at least initially, the tests will be hard to get and expensive.

In addition manual and graphical approaches are prone to error.

The whole process feels like snail mail and is prone to error.

Consequently, -based registration is prone to error which is reflected in the error measures.

Such an approach was prone to error and redundancy," said Aliyun senior product expert Xiao Wei in a press release.

A lot of them do them in Excel and email, two processes that are prone to error.