Examples of 'very prone' in a sentence
Meaning of "very prone"
very prone: Often used to describe something or someone that is highly susceptible or likely to experience a particular condition or situation
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Minced meat is very prone to bacterial contamination.
Gadgets such as mobile phones are very prone to loss.
Very prone to damage to the clover staircase.
The container is very prone to spills.
We are very prone to sticking to one opinion.
This amount of stress is very prone to cause crazing.
Not very prone to impulse buying.
Deforested mountains are very prone to landslides.
It is very prone to local optimal convergence.
This part of the body is very prone to injury.
Women are very prone to dehydration of the skin.
This type of soil and rock is actually very prone to them.
Cats are very prone to separation anxiety.
Care should be taken for its health as it is very prone to sickness.
Steel is very prone to corrosion rust.
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The connection tends to break frequently or becomes very prone to interference.
Richmond is very prone to fog in the cooler months.
As a result a modular system is created that is not very prone to malfunctioning.
Dogs are very prone to all kinds of digestive illnesses.
The people do not seem very prone to our extremes.
I am very prone to anxiety attacks.
These unsaturated fatty acids make the oil very prone to oxidation.
I am very prone to hat head.
The mines of the Comstock Lode Nevada are also very prone to this.
Domestic servants are very prone to adopt this mode of.
I'm very prone to motion sickness and did not get sick.
Finally, small orifices are very prone to blockages.
I am very prone to issues.
In particular, shortwave is very prone to interference.
Are very prone to accidents.
Being strong and rigid, the gel is very prone to syneresis.
I was very prone to colds.
Because of its stiffness and fiber content, it is very prone to wrinkling.
Hair becomes very prone to breakage.
In particular, products of small thickness such as film are very prone to bleedout.
Horses are very prone to infection.
The fluid is not necessarily infected, but it is very prone to infections.
We are very prone to automation.
Unfortunately, the mechanical discriminators tend to be rather complex and are very prone to jamming.
Human nature is very prone to push blindly when frightened or frustrated.
The upshot is clear, therefore, the justice system remains very prone to potential contamination.
I am very prone to depression.
Indeed, hypohalite bleaches are oxidising agents and pigments and dyes are very prone to attacks.
This region is very prone to earthquake as it owns several fault lines nearby.
This breed is healthy and strong, and hence not very prone to genetic diseases.
Camera lenses are very prone on getting moisture when there is a change in temperature.
I used to do that as a child . I was very prone to colds.
Immigrants are very prone to deportation if they do not abide by the immigration laws.
Unfortunately, this flexibility makes the neck very prone to injury and pain, including whiplash.
Sheep are very prone to painfully itchy skin infections due to their woolly coats.
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