Examples of 'much more prone' in a sentence
Meaning of "much more prone"
much more prone - This phrase describes a situation where someone or something is significantly more likely or inclined to experience or exhibit a particular trait or behavior compared to others
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This makes it much more prone to scratching.
Much more prone to error.
I do agree us men are much more prone to violence.
We are much more prone to make mistakes when we are tired.
Once deficiencies occur we are much more prone to disease.
Children are much more prone to exhibit these dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumours than adults.
Contingency genes on the other hand are much more prone to mutation.
A tired body is much more prone to suffering an injury.
Cook him a hearty meat dish and your Scorpio will be much more prone to seduction.
They are also much more prone to water damage.
When this happens, a person is going to be much more prone to snoring.
Pregnant women are much more prone to uterine atony postpartum.
Raw and uncooked fish, eggs and meat, Pregnant women are much more prone to infections.
Island populations are much more prone to extinction than mainland populations.
Boys in single-parent families or step-families are much more prone to suicide.
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Dry skin is much more prone to damage than healthy and hydrated skin.
Nails that are too long are also much more prone to breaking.
Services are much more prone to Internal Market barriers than goods and are harder hit.
It is the fact that in writing things are much more prone to be misinterpreted.
They are much more prone to see things from a goal-oriented perspective.
This underlines that rural development expenditure is much more prone to errors than direct payments.
However, they are much more prone to spurious modes.
Nonetheless, homes built on permeable soils are much more prone to radon problems.
Children are always much more prone to be sick than grown-ups though, are not they?
Wine made without sulfites-especially white wine-is much more prone to oxidation and spoilage.
In addition, such nails are much more prone to breaking, which can be quite painful.
Dr Stanton adds " Eczema sufferers are much more prone to dry skin.
These dry solids are much more prone to stick to the surface ( s ) of the blade ( s ).
For this reason, tank-type players were much more prone to dying in swamps.
By doing so, the system becomes much more prone to un-authorized users and non-licensed operators.
Certain yards are going to be much more prone to problems with thatch than others.
In fact, dogs are actually much more prone to food poisoning than humans.
For this reason they are much more prone to heat-stroke than humans.
However, Ginsberg was much more prone to revise than Kerouac.
Children are always much more prone to be sick than grown-ups .?
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