Sentence examples for would be more prone from inspiring English sources

She said more information was needed on whether certain patients would be more prone to autoimmune arthritis.

Bizarrely, a doctor says a residential home would be better because in hospital my dad would be more prone to chest infections.

Woods, his former coach Hank Haney revealed in a detailed account of the 14-times major winner's character, would be more prone to dangerous expeditions with navy seals.

Republican Congressional leaders and some housing advocates balked, arguing that homeowners with no stake in their investments would be more prone to walk away, as Mr. West did.

Without the fog of prestige or heritage to befuddle us, we would be more prone to select cars on their merits.

They have a point: a clearinghouse with a bunch of undercapitalized members would be more prone to failure, unable to pony up when one side of a trade defaults, and we would be back where we started.

BGA packages would be more prone to damage and failure when the screws became looser.

Would-be rebels would be more prone to act if they knew Saddam was deprived of his critical air power.

One of the respondents wrote "If radiologists would present themselves credibly as imaging clinicians, referring clinicians would be more prone to provide useful information".

The overall small dry season fluxes would be more prone to measurement errors compared to the stronger signal during the wet season.

If we're talking ladies, they'd be more prone to engage in some black-belt pussyquake-inducing cunnilingus that I'd love to take a weekend workshop in?