Examples of 'be more prone' in a sentence
Meaning of "be more prone"
be more prone: To be more likely or inclined to experience or develop something, often used in the context of a negative outcome or behavior
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Have nose bleeds be more prone to infections.
Be more prone to mechanical problems.
This plan happens to be more prone to accidents.
Be more prone to infections.
A concussed brain may be more prone to repeated injury.
And people who experience emotional distancing may be more prone to PTSD.
I am gonna be more prone to pull my gun out.
If your neck is stiff it will be more prone to injury.
You may be more prone to heart problems.
Certain kinds of surgeries may be more prone to error.
You will be more prone to bleeding and bruising.
Certain vehicles seem to be more prone than others.
You may be more prone to anxiety than other people.
This means your body may be more prone to infections.
Women may be more prone to develop fibromyalgia during menopause.
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His appetite increases and may be more prone to obesity.
She may be more prone to compromise.
If the skin is not healthy it will be more prone to infections.
Diabetics can be more prone to problems with their feet.
Cats with cow hocks may also be more prone to.
They will be more prone to bacteria.
With a contract in place both parties will be more prone to pay.
These patients may be more prone to thrombotic events.
It is now known that stressed individuals tend to be more prone to sickness.
Those groups may be more prone to dementia naturally.
A bicycle that is too large or too small may be more prone to crashing.
They would still be more prone to getting arrested.
Persons with a family history of cardiovascular disease may be more prone to high cholesterol.
Kids may be more prone to this.
People with diabetes and pregnant women tend to be more prone to skin tags.
Some are said to be more prone to counterfeit than others.
This is because the body will eventually weaken and be more prone to many diseases.
You will be more prone to make healthy food choices.
Women during their period will be more prone to be iron deficient.
Men seem to be more prone to dandruff so sex may be a factor as well.
People who have diabetes also tend to be more prone to this problem.
Obese women may be more prone to an increased endogenous production of estradiol.
Regions in the south and southwest may be more prone to seismic activity.
He or she may be more prone to bacterial infections and internal injuries.
Adolescent girls exposed to fine particles would be more prone to irregular menstrual cycles.
They may also be more prone to disease unless planted in a sunny location.
Coordinators from the region they serve appear to be more prone to emphasize policy relevance.
The elderly may be more prone to infections due to a weakened immune system.
There is a suggestion that those with heart disease may be more prone to such a fate.
Smooth implants may be more prone to capsular contracture.
Studies have shown that people who have migraines might be more prone to brain freeze.
Some speakers seem to be more prone to speech errors than others.
People who experience dissociation may be more prone to PTSD.
You will also be more prone to headaches and mood swings.
Organizations with maladaptive structures will be more prone to FS occurrences.
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