Examples of 'prone to breaking' in a sentence
Meaning of "prone to breaking"
prone to breaking: This phrase is used to describe something that is likely to break or damage easily. For example, 'The delicate glassware is prone to breaking if not handled with care.'
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prone to breaking
She is prone to breaking transit laws.
They are more flexible and less prone to breaking.
Valves are prone to breaking and clogging.
The cartridges are also prone to breaking.
Less prone to breaking.
These narrow metal parts are particularly prone to breaking.
Hair is more prone to breaking or splitting when it is weak, brittle and dry.
Consequently drenched head of hair is more prone to breaking.
Moreover, the film is less prone to breaking during fabrication, due to its mechanical stability.
But the vehicle is expensive to produce and prone to breaking down.
Industry analysis shows that wheels that have been heated are more prone to breaking.
Certain bones like chicken and ribs are prone to breaking off easily.
Constant exposure to chlorinated cleaning products will make the gold weak and prone to breaking.
The digits are very fragile, and prone to breaking off.
The compound acts as a resistance to casting, whereupon the wire becomes prone to breaking.
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Since it is in constant use, it's prone to breaking down.
Osteoporosis is a condition in which the bones become weak, brittle, and prone to breaking.
Both substances make the stronger and less prone to breaking hair.
This disease weakens your bones, making them fragile and prone to breaking.
Hair with an imbalanced pH will also be a lot more prone to breaking and tangling.
Using only the shampoo can make your beard more prone to breaking.
Due to the shock absorbing capacity, the strap is less prone to breaking during transport.
Nails that are too long are also much more prone to breaking.
Needless to say, it can make every hair strand prone to breaking.
Elsewhere, generators provide sufficient power but are prone to breaking down.
For this reason, the bone is less resistant and more prone to breaking.
Liquid-filled teething rings are not recommended since they are prone to breaking and leaking.
Elevators, as with anything mechanical, are prone to breaking down.
Cars are industrial machines, and, as a result, they are prone to breaking down.
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