Sentence examples for will be more prone from inspiring English sources
"Those who just practiced will be more prone to injuries".
Liberals, with a somewhat less dogmatic position, will be more prone to make concessions on the issue.
A high SPF in the following weeks is crucial (new skin will be more prone to sun damage).
"For example, if you work for three or four nights in a row, you will be more prone to infection because your immunity will be reduced".
Pregnant muslim women who fast during Ramadan are likely to have smaller babies who will be more prone to learning disabilities in adulthood, according to new research.
Even some midwives, the guardians of natural birth, have admitted to me that they can tell by looking at a pregnant woman's résumé whether she will be more prone to a Caesarean.
They'll be more prone to injury.
When people habitually evoke the stress of surface acting, they'll be more prone to depression and anxiety, decreased job performance, and burnout.
Buying a Kindle, or an iPad, thinking maybe if I have the prettyshiny thing with me at all times, I'll be more prone to read actual books in a new and Retina-Displayed way.
Areas that have not seen fire for many years--much longer than the historic fire interval rate--will be more prone to very intense, hot fires.
That means you won't be able to work out as hard or lift as much as you otherwise would, not to mention you'll be more prone to injury if you're feeling sleepy.
