Examples of 'prone to damage' in a sentence
Meaning of "prone to damage"
Prone to damage: This phrase describes something that is likely to be harmed or negatively affected. It suggests that the subject is susceptible to being damaged or is at risk of experiencing harm
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prone to damage
Very prone to damage to the clover staircase.
This make the skin more prone to damage.
Such equipment are prone to damage by heat and abrasion and require periodic maintenance.
Some types of cells are more prone to damage than others.
The center conductor portion of the connector is fairly fragile and prone to damage.
Dry hair is more prone to damage in summer.
As a result the window glass becomes more prone to damage.
Batteries are prone to damage and leakage.
Softer woods may be easier to carve but are more prone to damage.
The plastic parts are prone to damage by chemical agents.
The skin is now much thinner and more prone to damage.
This makes them prone to damage and erosion.
Many members of this genus seem to be particularly prone to damage by slugs.
The early plywood used was prone to damage from moisture and delamination.
They also retrieve information more slowly and are more prone to damage.
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Fragile and prone to damage.
This is bound to make the cutter strong and not too prone to damage.
Dry skin is much more prone to damage than healthy and hydrated skin.
The joints between adjacent panels are the parts most prone to damage by fire.
Prone to Damage.
These fats are very delicate and prone to damage at high temperatures.
Due to the location of the crankshaft position sensor, it is prone to damage.
Such frames are generally heavy and prone to damage from external agents such as rust.
The gastrointestinal tract, including the mouth, is particularly prone to damage.
They are also more rugged and less prone to damage in the first place.
Are prone to damage through further self-discharge if they are stored in a discharged condition.
In cold climates solar thermal systems are prone to damage through freezing.
Locks are prone to damage over time, or when they are exposed to excessive force.
Cars with low profile tires are particularly prone to damage from potholes.
They are less prone to damage than hooks, but more easily adjustable than eyelets.
Expect this reduced angle edge to be more prone to damage and edge rolling.
Both are prone to damage at some point ; hence, require high-quality repairs.
Worn out Tyres are also more prone to damage.
Furthermore, such a product is prone to damage after packaging during transport and subsequent handling.
Due to a lot of seams, the upper is prone to damage.
Further, the cell may prone to damage caused by the waste.
Unfortunately, rear wipers tend to be rather fragile, costly and prone to damage.
The components included in this package are prone to damage from electrostatic discharge ESD.
As a consequence, the affected neurons can no longer communicate correctly and are prone to damage.
Whilst in operation, wind turbines are prone to damage from external forces.
Because of their presence outside the abdomen, the testes are surely prone to damage.
Moreover, the film reels are not as prone to damage as digital cameras.
Tourmaline plates are usually very smooth, which makes the hair less prone to damage.
Large-seeded coloured beans are more prone to damage by crusting because of their large cotyledons.
However, when it comes to durability, synthetic leather is more prone to damage from abrasion.
However, such documents are still prone to damage through water, cutting and eventual wear.
This device was more advanced for the time period, and was not prone to damage.
The resulting thin edge is prone to damage and / or breakage during shipment and handling.
These type of pistons, especially the hypereutectic version, are prone to damage easily from detonation.
Also, antennas are prone to damage by track work switch rails, etc.
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