Examples of 'may be prone' in a sentence
Meaning of "may be prone"
may be prone - This phrase suggests a likelihood or susceptibility to a particular condition, behavior, or outcome. It indicates a possibility or tendency for someone or something to be affected or influenced in a certain way based on circumstances or characteristics
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Some croupiers may be prone to making mistakes.
Purchasers should be aware that concast plates may be prone to segregation.
Person may be prone to indulging in a form of voyeurism.
O identify individuals who may be prone to falling.
The child may be prone to episodes of anxiety.
Under certain conditions these cargoes may be prone to liquefaction.
The child may be prone to lung infections.
This is very important since most building constructions may be prone to fire incidents.
The cuticles may be prone to infections.
At high concentrations of branching agent, however, the sulfopolyester may be prone to gelation.
You may be prone to bad influences.
Women with a bleeding disorder may be prone to more excessive bleeding.
They also may be prone to breathing difficulties due to nasal obstruction.
Inert anodes made of cermet materials may be prone to thermal shock cracking.
They may be prone to violence.
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People who perceive greater physical exertion may be prone to developing a chronic back problem.
They may be prone to accidents.
Most Bulls are stubborn and may be prone to anger.
Some dogs may be prone to snap at the child in defense.
However, small populations may be prone to extinction.
The top may be prone to watermarking during this period.
Produces sharp image, but may be prone to shake.
Puncture wounds may be prone to infection depending on the depth of penetration.
So the diagnosis may be impossible, or may be prone to artefacts.
Such products may be prone to degradation when irradiated by standard methods.
During spring and summer, they may be prone to allergies.
I may be prone to depression.
Therefore some people may be prone to being sensitive.
They may be prone to initiate arguments because they so enjoy the debate.
During this time the cement may be prone to moisture contamination.
They may be prone to congestion which can cause headaches due to the restricted flow.
They are generally healthy but may be prone to back problems and eye disease.
Anyone may be prone to tantrums once in a while, regardless of gender or age.
Peptides comprising T cell epitopes may be prone to the formation of dimers in solution.
He may be prone to irritability, grumpiness and other forms of natural negativity.
Different synthetic techniques may be prone to different error profiles and frequencies.
For a given geometry of mixing chamber, certain frequencies may be prone to cancellation.
Avoid areas which may be prone to attack by terrorists.
Mechanical devices, particularly when coupled to thin microchannels, may be prone to failure or blockage.
Your family feline may be prone to developing urinary crystals.
However, such metal catalysts are expensive and may be prone to deactivation.
Burned areas of skin may be prone to developing bacterial infections.
We do not wanna step over him . He may be prone.
He may be prone.
However, some neutropenia patients may be prone to skin abscesses.
Area which may be prone to water leaks such as under or near a sink unit.
As an official story believer, you may be prone to believe them.
The display window may be prone to scratching or damage if not treated with care.
We are concerned that in his current state, he may be prone to errors of judgement.
For example we may be prone to work long hours to save for new possessions.
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