Prone-to Sentence Examples

The inundated grasslands were prone to flooding.

Avoiding the artificial restraints of civilization, they were prone to fall back into animalism pure and simple.

The natives, already prone to the immorality which must infect a mixed population living under a hot sun, the immorality which still infects a place like Aden, were not improved by the addition of convicts.

The medieval mind was only too prone to look on morality as a highly technical art, quite as difficult as medicine or chancery law - a path where wayfaring men were certain to err, with no guide but their unsophisticated conscience.

With substances prone to discolorization, as, for example, certain amino compounds, the operation may be conducted in an atmosphere of carbon dioxide, or the water may be saturated with sulphuretted hydrogen.

They reveal to us a kindly and cheerful soul, well versed in the literary accomplishments of the period, but without any strength of intellectual grasp and peculiarly prone to superstition.

Achilles is a typical Greek hero; handsome, brave, celebrated for his fleetness of foot, prone to excess of wrath and grief, at the same time he is compassionate, hospitable, full of affection for his mother and respect for the gods.

There is, however, a distinction of type and character between those of the western and southern and those of the eastern states, the former being generally more prolix, more prone to go into details, more apt to contain new experiments in legislation.

Secondly, since different scribes are prone to different kinds of error, we must ever bear in mind the particular failings of the scribes responsible for the transmission of our text as these failings are revealed in the apparatus criticus.

Except for the years1154-1173and the reign of Richard he records few facts which cannot be found elsewhere; and in matters of detail he is prone to inaccuracy.

The English people on the other hand were not so prone to foster the money-lending business.

The average American citizen is only too prone to carry his national political predilections into local elections, and to vote for the local nominees of his party, without regard to the question of fitness of candidates and the fundamental difference of issues involved.

The Eucharist was no doubt the one important sacrifice in the minds of the clergy who had attended the schools of Constantinople and Alexandria; yet the heart of the people remained in their ancient blood-offerings, and as late as the r2th century they were prone to deny that the mass could expiate the sins of the dead unless accompanied by the sacrifice of an animal.

Goitre and leprosy are the only endemic diseases; but the natives, being underfed, are prone to diarrhoea and dyspepsia.

The Egyptologist who has long lived in the realm of conjecture is too prone to consider any feries of guesses good enough to serve as a translation, and forgets to insert the notes of interrogation which would warn workers in other fields from implicit trust.

His Persian campaign was doubtless an error, but was due in part to a desire to find occupation, distant if possible, for his janissaries, who were always prone to turbulence while inactive at the capital.

An illiterate population is very prone to state its age in even multiples of five, and even where education is widely spread this tendency is not altogether absent, as may be seen from the examples given in TABLE III.

The sulphurous acid evolved destroys such micro-organisms as may be in the cask, and in addition, as it reduces the supply of oxygen, renders the wine less prone to acidulous fermentation.

The doctrine of the kinds of fallacies or general classes of errors into which the human mind is prone to fall, appears in many of the works written before the Novum Organum, and the treatment of them varies in some respects.

In the third, the materials are worked up after the model or pattern of nature, though we are prone to err in the progress from sense to reason; the result is philosophy, which is concerned either with God, with nature or with man, the second being the most important.

On the other hand, he is full of cumbrous repetition, he lacks precision in argument and is prone to digression, his quotations from Scripture are often inappropriate, and he is greatly influenced by Jewish exegesis.

The earlier varieties of potato appear to escape the disease almost entirely, as they are usually ready to be lifted before it becomes troublesome; while certain of the later varieties are much less prone to it than the majority.

The poorer classes, above all the fishermen and small farmers, are physically much finer than the wellto-do, who are prone to excessive stoutness owing to their more sedentary habits.

We see him full of tenderness to animals, a virtue not common in Italy in spite of the example of St Francis; open-handed in giving, not eager in getting- "poor," he says, "is the man of many wants"; not prone to resentment - "the best shield against injustice is to double the cloak of long-suffering"; zealous in labour above all men - "as a day well spent gives joyful sleep, so does a life well spent give joyful death."

The second volume was chiefly by Enfantin, who along with Bazard stood at the head of the society, but who was superior in metaphysical power, and was prone to push his deductions to extremities.

This custom was primarily harmful to the kingthe greatest territorial magnate and the one most prone to distribute rewards in land to his servants.

He saw that its main aim was equality, not liberty, and that not only would the French nation be ready, in pursuit of equality, to welcome any tyranny which would serve its purpose, but would be the more prone to acts of tyranny over individuals.

Kidney transplant patients in particular are prone to gout and are often prescribed allopurinol.

The students will tour shools in West Yorkshire from December 3-14, targeting areas prone to arson attacks.

Depending on where you live, you may be prone to having a wet basement.

Today, it is largely barren, hampered by swamps and salt lakes and prone to fierce blizzards.

Lymphoedema sufferers were prone to the skin infection cellulitis, for which they had to be monitored.

Copying by reverse transcriptase is prone to errors, leading to a high mutation rate and appearance of drug resistant clones.

Some shapes are more prone to defects as a result of the stresses encountered in the powder compaction process.

Cruise lines i is in the prone to becoming liners Rex conte.

Moreover, for decades, we have been prone to far greater swings in the economic cycle than our continental counterparts.

The tendons of the rotator cuff are prone to this.

Patients with cystic fibrosis may be more prone to gastro-intestinal motility disturbances.

Forklift trucks, compact dumpers, tipper lorries and tractors are all especially prone to overturning.

A common, complex condition Older people are particularly prone to develop dysphagia for several reasons.

Platies are prone to nibbling at plants, so very feathery foliage may disintegrate rapidly.

These suppress flare and ghosting â more prone to occur with digital cameras due to reflection off the image sensor.

Mr Smith said he will be explaining how creative people can be prone to make websites too flashy.

For example, some viral genotypes may be particularly prone to transmission or the life history of the host may be important.

Cats are very prone to inflamed gums (gingivitis ).

Even as it reaches the end of its useful life the price of oil is still prone to wild gyrations.

If your area is prone to blight, cut the haulm in later summer and burn it; lift the potatoes two weeks later.

Seemingly, babies who stay that way are prone to having a condition called ' clicky hips ' .

He was young, perhaps in his mid 30's, prone to illness and probably shy and rather introverted as a person.

Q Horror movies- especially those that feature deranged killers are very prone to getting future installments.

Concrete proved a difficult material to build the kiosks from and was prone to breaking in transit and in positioning them.

As such they were vulnerable and prone to attack out of the blue by merciless bandits who were renowned and ruthless murderers.

How great is the frailty of human nature which is ever prone to evil!

My buggy was also annoyingly prone to breaking down, not an unusual occurrence by all reports.

Ringing compositions are notoriously prone to subtle transcription errors, and over a quarter of the submissions we receive contain errors of some sort.

The brush chamber is particularly prone to carbon dust.

Textiles are also inherently prone to decay and under unfavorable environmental conditions will deteriorate with disturbing rapidity.

Using floppy disk files directly in Word is especially prone to errors.

All artificial constructs are structurally unstable [21 ], and hence prone to recombine and transfer horizontally.

Others come from families of dogs genetically prone to anxiety.

Prone to wander -- Lord, I feel it -- prone to wander -- Lord, I feel it -- Prone to leave the God I love.

No one likes to face injury, but runners especially seem prone to injuries.

Even some legal routes have become particularly prone to abuse.

Even soldiers are falling prone to our society's growing hypochondria.

The blend also includes sandalwood which is very helpful for individuals who are prone to feeling " pressurized " .

However, it is prone to serious flooding during the monsoon season of June to September.

When the input configuration is almost but not quite singular, the computation will be prone to rounding errors.

Rabbits with dental disease are prone to developing snuffles.

Fortunately J. John's writing style is not as prone to finding tangents as mine is.

These include tartar control for people who are prone to tartar control for people who are prone to tartar build-up, and ones for people with sensitive teeth.

The organism can be cultured under defined conditions The organism is genetically tractable -- e.g., transformable, prone to introduction of designed mutations.

Although Chosroes had in the last years of his father extirpated the heretical and communistic Persian sect of the Mazdakites (see Kavadh) and was a sincere adherent of Zoroastrian orthodoxy, he was not fanatical or prone to persecution.

Missing the perfume-laden air of the Occident, a visitor is prone to infer paucity of blossoms. But if some familiar European flowers are absent, they are replaced by others strange to Western eyesa wealth of lespedeza and Indigo-fera; a vast variety of lilies; graceful grasses like the eulalia and the ominameshi (Patriaa scabiosaefolia); the richly-hued Pyrus japonica; azaleas, diervillas and deutzias; the kikyo (Platycodon grandifiorum), the giboshi (Funkia ovala), and many another.

He was by no means prone to overmuch introspection, his great interest in the conduct of others being shown in the wise maxims of Poor Richard, which were possibly too utilitarian but were wonderfully successful in instructing American morals.

In instincts and in character, also, the typical " mountaineers " are to a marked degree primitive; they are, for the most part, very ignorant; they are primitively hospitable and are warm-hearted to friends and strangers, but are implacable in their enmities and are prone to vendettas and family feuds, which often result in the killing in open fight or from ambush of members of one faction by members of another; and their relative seclusion and isolation has brought them, especially in some districts, to a disregard for law, or to a belief that they must execute justice with their own hands.

Democracies are thereby prone to the majority abusing the rights of the minority.

But " The Connecticut Yankee " is a wonderful tonic for those prone to romanticizing the past.

The blend also includes Sandalwood which is very helpful for individuals who are prone to feeling " pressurized ".

The balsa stringers used on the rear fuselage look thick and clumsy and will be prone to damage while the model is being transported.

Fortunately J. John 's writing style is not as prone to finding tangents as mine is.

These include tartar control for people who are prone to tartar build-up, and ones for people with sensitive teeth.

Given the nature of this layer in the movement, they are inevitably prone to unprincipled compromise.

Tina did not know her date was a wanted killer and prone to sudden homicidal violence.

He continued to brag about his menial accomplishments, as adolescent boys are prone to do.

These are generally milder soaps, and they shouldn't be as prone to irritate baby's sensitive skin.

If your baby is prone to rashes, you might want to apply a light coating of diaper ointment with each diaper change.

Infants, unlike children over the age of a year, are more prone to ailments such as the common infant cold, cough or tummy bug.

Babies who are especially active or prone to separation anxiety may nap for shorter periods of time, but parents still need to ensure they get enough rest.

Baby shampoo, body wash, and lotion-Choose baby lotions and shampoos, since they are milder and not as prone to cause rashes and other skin irritations.

Some mothers are more prone to plugged ducts and mastitis infections than others.

For this reason, nursing bras with underwire are not recommended for women prone to these issues.

Remember that SUVs are more prone to rollover than other types of vehicles, so it is very important that you get one that you can handle.

Finally, there are stainless steel cookware sets, which are easy to clean but are also prone to hot spots, where one area of the pan bottom heats hotter than others.

Sweaty feet can be prone to irritation and infections.

If you are prone to blistering apply vaseline to your toes before running.

Thicker soles found on running shoes will leave you more prone to injury; twisting your ankle, for example.

Because they are coated, porcelain models are prone to chipping.

These types of helmets are prone to heavier damage and usage, so finding a helmet that has a excellent venting system and anti-glare visors is a must.

If you are shopping for the first time for golf clubs, ask a shopping attendant what they recommend for your needs, and be sure to consider whether or not your palms are prone to sweating when you play.

Computers are prone to malfunction and breakdown like any other electronic device.

A geographical survey will show if they property is prone to flooding.

Make sure that the aluminum alloy used in making the tank is not "6351," as tanks made with this type of alloy are prone to failure.

Cats can be prone to them and it doesn't sound like the vet has tried putting her on an antibiotic to treat a possible rhinitis infection.

Some breeds are more prone to allergies than others.

For example, Persians have flat faces and shortened nasal passages and are more prone to allergies.

First, male cats are very prone to kidney stones, which can eventually be deadly.

Did you know the cat is prone to certain dental disease that can cause some very serious health problems?

While dogs are typically always ready for affection, a romp in the yard and a pat on the head, cats are more prone to let you know when they will "allow" you to love them.

Is he or she prone to any urinary tract issues, crystals or kidney stones?

Bites from stray or feral cats can be more prone to infection that those from a pet.

Children are prone to pick out details in illustrations so make sure that whatever you choose will captivate your child and allow him the pleasure of seeing the Bible stories come to life.

Patio cushions take a beating, and chair backs can be especially prone to wear from exposure.

Furthermore, as these rustic wood tables are usually not painted, they won't be prone to chipping.

People prone to the constellation of anxiety disorders such as social anxiety disorder, depression, generalized anxiety disorder and panic attacks should monitor their diet carefully.

People prone to panic, anxiety and social disorders may wish to consult a nutritionist for advice on maintaining steady blood glucose levels and see if that helps with their symptoms.

Oil paints hold in moisture and are more prone to cracks and peeling.

No matter how well you seal your basement, it's a fact that these underground areas can be prone to moisture.

Needless to say, waterproof mascara is a heaven-sent product for women everywhere, regardless of whether or not she's prone to a few tears every now and then.

Oily skin tends to be shiny, have enlarged pores and can be prone to breakouts and blemishes.

The same natural oils that keep darker skin elastic and less prone to wrinkles are the same ones that can cause complexion problems.

Some African Americans do not use sun block on a regular basis, as their skin is less prone to burn, so this added protection is handy.

African American women often have oily skin that is prone to discoloration, and therefore need their makeup products to be oil-free, non-greasy and provide full coverage.

When your training program includes sufficient and effective stress management techniques, you're much less likely to experience exercise burnout and you won't be as prone to injuries.

In the long term, stress can make you more prone to anxiety and depression.

If you are prone to overworking or cramming for a test, be sure to schedule chunks of your day to check out and just relax.

You may be more prone to injury if you don't take in the water that it needs.

Teenagers are prone to making mistakes and sometimes they are mistakes that can get them into a lot of trouble with both the law and their parents.

However, strict vegetarians and vegans are prone to deficiency since they do not eat any animal products, including dairy and eggs.

Instead, many brides opt for lighter, flowing fabrics that drape well and are less prone to wrinkling.

Although bipolar disorder occurs equally in both genders, women with the condition are more prone to rapid mood swings.

Chewing tobacco also has a coarse consistency and is prone to scratching at tooth enamel.

They are also prone to hiding the amount they drink and go to great lengths to cover it up.

Early in her career, Cameron Diaz earned a reputation for being prone to accidents and illness.

You will also want to keep you photos out of direct sunlight, high heat areas as well as areas that are prone to moisture.

Keep in mind that all numbers are estimates, since the stars aren't prone to divulging their exact weights.

No matter what their claim to fame, celebrities live in the public eye and are prone to discussions, praise, and criticism from the media as well as their fans.

Female celebs are more prone to measurement inquiries, and they range from weight to bust size.

On individual college campuses, frat houses are prone to getting in trouble with local authorities, usually stemming from violations related to noise and drinking.

Floppy eared dogs, like beagles and cocker spaniels, are more prone to ear infections because moisture and dirt is easily trapped in their ear canals.

For example, certain dog breeds are prone to genetic health problems and purchasing a dog from an irresponsible breeder can increase the odds of your dog having medical problems.

Dogs are prone to chewing off buttons and flashy accessories.

Many breeds are prone to certain health problems such as hip dysplasia, eye problems and many other concerns.

At the very least, dogs who eat hard foods are less prone to dental disease than those who eat soft, moist, canned or table foods.

Puppies are especially prone to a heart condition known as Juvenile Dilated Cardiomyopathy.

In addition, a veterinarian certified as a dog ophthalmologist must test the puppies' eyes since also prone to a myriad of conditions including progressive retinal atrophy.

They require care and attention to their coats, as they are prone to allergies and dermatological skin conditions.

If you have a picky eater who is prone to skipping a meal, you shouldn't worry too much unless the pattern continues through several meal times.

Older Cavachons are also prone to heart problems and hip dysplasia.

Its double coat makes grooming tricky because it is prone to tangles, and it doesn't shed regularly.

Every breed of dog is prone to suffer some type of ailment or medical condition that's specific to that breed.

Some breeds are prone to specific health problems.

A Goldie Poo shut in an apartment all day is prone to begin destroying things out of boredom and loneliness.

This will quickly reveal if the dog is prone to car sickness or at which point he gets restless and needs a small break to walk around.

Succulents are prone to rot in moist, damaged tissue.

Such areas may be less prone to frost than other areas, so consider planting more susceptible plants in those parts of your garden.

The soil and plant are more prone to freezing and frost damage.

It is easy to work with, and less likely to split or check when compared to other woods, and it also has a low density and is less prone to shrinkage.

These woods contain a high amount of extremely flammable creosote which builds up on your chimney walls, leaving it prone to chimney fires.

The old vinyl used to be prone to becoming brittle with the constant bombarding of the suns rays.

Because wood decks are exposed to the elements of nature as well as foot traffic, finished deck surfaces are prone to peeling, bubbling or general wear.

And while you won't want to have that fiberglass on an area you are prone to touching, the lack of insulation can be a major problem in some homes.

All granites are prone to pits, fissures and other surface marks.

If you live in an area prone to power outages in the winter, staying warm can become a struggle.

Vinyl frames are more cost effective, but more prone to damage, scratches and degradation over the years.

If you're prone to such a reaction whenever you wear 10KT gold, then you need to avoid this type of jewelry set and go for an ensemble made with 14KT or higher gold content.

You simply run it over the length of the tie, focusing on the areas prone to wrinkles.

A cheaper hat, while it may look the part, might not breathe and might be prone to cracking.

Many areas are simply prone to harsher weather during spring or an exceptionally chilly fall season.

These fabrics are more comfortable for summer but can require a bit more work since they are prone to wrinkles.

Babies are far more prone to the adverse affects of pesticides in their food.

Some plants, such as potatoes and turnips, can be prone to attacks from bugs and are a bit harder to grow.

Children are even more prone to side effects as the toxins build up over time.

Organic fertilizers such as well-rotted manure, compost, or other solid organic matter are less prone to nutrient loss than chemical fertilizers.

This makes them more prone to illnesses and it also lowers important nutrients like CLA, Omega-3s, vitamin E, etc. The meat has a higher fat content as well.

White is also prone to stains, so look for a material that is easy to care for.

Another smart Jessica London design at Avenue is a linen-blend set that is much less prone to wrinkling.

Since a sheer garment is prone to snags, you should wear gloves while washing, then roll the robe in a towel to soak up the water before laying it flat to dry.

If you live in an area that is prone to earthquakes, it's a good idea to prepare a disaster relief kit and have it ready to go.

Certain types of employees are more prone to be victims of violent crimes than others.

Police officers are prone to violence due to the nature of the job.

Bedsores. Patients who cannot turn over in bed are prone to bedsores.

You'll need to live on a budget and make sure you're not prone to overspending.

Patients who regularly get less sleep than needed are prone to heart disease, cancers and diabetes.

What is also important to point out is that doctors have determined that those that are suffering from sleep apnea are also prone to weight gain.

Genes inherited from parents may lead to individuals being more prone to narcolepsy.

A deeper sleep is more prone to be snore-free.

Contrary to popular belief, not all narcoleptics are prone to abruptly collapsing into sleep.

Some people are more prone to the development of insomnia.

Irregular sleepers, such as those who work late nights or do not go to sleep at the same time daily, are often prone to insomnia.

Those with larger tongues or larger neck areas are prone to suffer from sleep apnea.

These CPAP problems may make wearing your mask painful, and untreated sores or rashes are prone to bacterial infections.

Some individuals have trouble falling asleep while others are prone to waking during the night.

People who have circadian rhythm sleep disorders may be prone to sleep difficulty, as well as those who use drugs or alcohol.

Women with children are especially prone to losing sleep.

Finally, the company uses materials that are generally non-irritating for sensitive skins, which can be a real positive for anyone prone to itchiness, especially in the heat.

Lasting comfort is made possible since the molecules used in the lenses attract and hold in moisture, resulting in lenses less prone to drying out and causing discomfort.

The frames weigh less than three grams, so if you're prone to headaches caused by the weight of a frame on your nose or ears, they may be worth a look.

Optical discs being what they are, they are prone to minute damages that can make the game disc unplayable.

It fits in your pocket better than the Advance SP, but is more prone to getting the screen scratched (especially if you put it in your front pocket with a lot of change), unless you add a screen protector.

The vines are often thin, very prone to mold and mildew as well as various strains of viruses.

Box wine isn't prone to wine spoilage issues such as mercaptan, oxidation and cork taint.

Apple products are typically known for being less prone to security breaches than their Microsoft counterparts.

They are also more susceptible to fire-related asphyxiation, as well as more prone to burns than adults.

In addition, children who are prone to skin allergies should avoid contact with strong, perfumed soaps; nickel-based jewelry; and irritating fabrics (such as wool).

The disease may run in families and is also more prone to occur in women with a history of psychological problems.

Retarded children are prone to behavioral problems caused by short attention span, low tolerance for frustration, and poor impulse control.

Family members of schizophrenics are ten times more prone to schizophrenia than the general population, and identical twins of schizophrenics have a 46 percent likelihood of having the illness themselves.

If children are prone to recurrent viral infections, parents should review their eating habits.

Children are not often seriously injured by electricity, but they are prone to electric shock by the low voltage (110-220 volts) of typical household current.

Repeated sprains in the same joint make the joint less stable and more prone to future sprains.

Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia is a condition characterized by abnormal blood vessels which are delicate and prone to bleeding.

Infants are more prone to subdural hematoma than toddlers and older children, because the brain of infants has more room than the brain of older children to move around in the skull when shaken or hit.

Maternal age is also a factor (adolescent mothers are prone to have undersize babies), as is uterine constraint (which occurs when the uterus is too small for the baby).

Atopic dermatitis-An intensely itchy inflammation often found on the face, in the bend of the elbow, and behind the knees of people prone to allergies.

However, after the age of 50, women are more prone to fractures than men.

Soft lenses are easier to get used to than rigid lenses but are more prone to tears and do not last as long.

Four out of five teenagers who successfully commit suicide are male, but the average female teenager is prone to attempt suicide four more times during her teen years than the average male.

Studies have shown that young children who feel stressed due too many extracurricular activities are more prone to illness.

Studies show that children who participate in one or more after-school activities are less prone to negative peer pressure and have higher levels of self-esteem than children who do not participate.

Only skin damaged by infrequent diaper changes and constant urine and feces contact is prone to damage from ammonia in urine.

However, it is known that when infants sleep on their backs they are more prone to arousal, and SIDS is often thought to involve a failure to rouse from sleep.

Children at this age are also prone to powerful fantasies, which can include imagined scenarios involving abandonment or punishment.

Teens are also prone to internal conflicts over their parents' divorce.

They are prone to sudden and extreme mood changes, stormy relationships, unpredictable and often self-destructive behavior.

They also tend to be prone to extreme mood swings between self-admiration and insecurity, and tend to exploit interpersonal relationships.

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a group of genetic diseases in which the bones are formed improperly, making them fragile and prone to breaking.

People who take a medication to suppress their immune system or are on long-term steroid use are also prone to a wart virus infection.

People with diabetes mellitus are prone to complications from plantar warts related to the development of sores or ulceration and the poor healing potential associated with diabetes.

Individuals with immunodeficiency disorders, various types of cancer, or AIDS are also more prone to complications.

Prognosis for sinus infections is usually excellent, although some individuals may find that they are particularly prone to contracting such infections after a cold.

Also, children who have had a frostbite injury in the past are more prone to having a recurrence in the same location.

But even smokers who indulge in the habit only occasionally are more prone to these diseases.

Many patients with asthma are prone to react to such "foreign" substances as pollen, house dust mites, or animal dander.

Individuals with SCI may be prone to developing calcium stones.

Children with deviated septums or crooked noses are also prone to nosebleeds.

If a child is prone to sinus infections, some doctors may also use prophylactic or preventative treatment similar to allergy management.

Children and adolescents who are prone to anaphylaxis because of food or insect allergies often carry an Epipen containing adrenaline in a hypodermic needle.

Four out of five teenagers who commit suicide are male, but the average female teenager is prone to attempt suicide four more times during her teen years than the average male.

Insurance (like any athletic activity, dancers are prone to injury, and the school may not carry the dance team on their own insurance waiver).

Chemicals used in hair highlighting damage the strands and can make hair dull, more prone to breakage, and frizzy.

On darker shades of skin, however, this relatively simple method of hair removal is prone to some difficulties.

This hair product is only able to aid the maintenance of chemically damaged hair by coating the cuticle, therefore making the hair less prone to breakage.

Less prone to damage and split ends because the hair is trimmed more frequently.

Without it, hair is prone to splitting and breaking.

If your skin is especially sensitive or you're prone to ingrown hairs, you can shave in the direction of hair growth, but the result won't be as smooth.

Color treated hair is prone to fading, so daily cleansing will increase fading and decrease the longevity of your hair color.

Once hair is wet it is very pliable and prone to breakage.

Colored hair is prone to breakage, basically creating a vicious cycle of hair that grows, breaks, sits dormant, and grows again.

Curly hair is oftentimes prone to dryness, frizz and can take hours to dry and style.

Those that live in strictly regulated states may be more prone to being visited by an inspector than those who live in more loosely regulated states.

This makes investment homes more prone to eventual foreclosure, statistically.

Dressing in layers may prevent you from needing a maternity coat if the climate where you live is not prone to extreme temperatures.

They are impulsive, lacking in restraint, and prone to risky behaviors.

Premature babies are more prone to infections and viruses.

Another concern with day care is that time spent away from his/her parents may make a child more prone to behavioral problems.

Some women are simply more prone to develop stretch marks.

From a medical perspective, it is not entirely clear what makes some women more prone to vaginal yeast infections, also known as Candida or thrush.

Goldfish are more prone to getting ick if the temperature in the tank fluctuates widely.

If you are especially prone to burning, even when you wear sunscreen, then you'll want to purchase an umbrella made with UV protective material.

Mesh swimwear is prone to snagging and shrinking; sun, sand, tanning oils and chlorine can all take a toll on the fabric.

If you're prone to burns, remember to apply sun block to your entire body.

The fabric might be chemically treated, making the skin more prone to rashes.

Reviews are more mixed on Amazon, with some customers being delighted with the convenience and performance while others found the backing wass too stiff and made it both difficult to fold and prone to cracks if it did get wet.

It does not seem to be as prone to slippage as the Tuffo.

A rash guard hoodie will also cover the all-important neck, which is too easily neglected and prone to burning.

That said, even a designer suit can be prone to disaster when in the water.

Either the strings or the triangles will be prone to movement against the force.

Some people are prone to vitamin D malabsorption disorders.

Formal jacket dresses are a unique look for special events, but they are also a smart piece to keep in your wardrobe when you're prone to fashion emergencies.

The larger blades work better with oily beans and while the coffee grinder will work with oily varieties, it is prone to clogging.

However, the small appliance is prone to becoming damaged after continual use or if mistreated.

The door release mechanism is prone to breaking if the microwave door is frequently opened improperly.

However, other parts of the Oster blender are more prone to breaking.

The glass version of the jar is more prone to breaking then the plastic version due to the nature of glass.

Nevertheless, some of the parts are prone to breaking, and may need repair over the life of your mixer.

The Braun food processor has several smaller parts that are prone to becoming warped, damaged, or breaking entirely.

It is prone to becoming warped in the dishwasher, or when hot and cold liquids are mixed together.

As the sprayheads are attached to the coffee maker using a spring mechanisim they are prone to breaking off and needing replaced.

Like most microwave ovens, the Sanyo microwave has several small parts that are prone to wearing down or breaking with continual use.

Braun shavers include a few parts that are prone to breaking or dulling with time.

For example, the Oreck Halo contains an ultraviolet light that can kill bacteria and viruses-a great addition to the home of an individual prone to sickness.

Most of these appliances have small or fragile parts, which are prone to breaking.

If you live in an area that is prone to severe weather during the winter months, you know just how important it is to be prepared to stay warm in the event of a power outage.

While there are grass skirts made of real palm, they are considerably more expensive than artificial grass skirts, and they may be prone to breakage as the palms become dry and potentially brittle.

Remember that people are individuals, prone to different weakness and peculiarities.

A cougar is confident in herself and is not prone to plaguing self-doubts about her looks or her weight.

If your lover is someone who is prone to a glib tongue, you may get answers that send you both into gales of laughter.

If a person isn't happy and is prone to cheating, the truth will come out one way or another.

Shave your face if you are a person who is prone to facial stubble.

The higher the purity, the softer and more flexible the metal, making it more prone to damage.

A bezel setting will protect the diamond and make it less prone to damage.

Thick settings can obscure or overshadow the stone, while thin settings are more prone to damage.

These are easily worn with a variety of different clothing and are not so long as to become prone to accidental damage.

Exploiting natural flaws and inclusions that weaken the stone's structure and make it more prone to damage.

These metals are less frequently used in multi-tone designs because they are generally less durable and more prone to tarnish.

This is more typical in very old rings, as the metals used then were often purer than can be found now, meaning they were more prone to wear.

These are considered serious flaws as they indicate weakness in the structure of the diamond, so it may be prone to breakage.

Tungsten alone can still be prone to scratches but combined with other materials, such as carbon and sometimes nickel, it becomes the hardest metal available.

It is prone to scratches and can get dented if mishandled.

These new cushion cuts didn't have the thin girdles of the 19th century cushion cuts, which were prone to chipping.

However, if you are prone to leaving you wallet out in the open, or are heading to a public place where suspicious strangers abound, then hiding your wallet in a purse is probably the wisest idea.

Both of these signs are prone to fidelity.

You're prone to outbursts brought on by impatience.

The opposite sex finds you intriguing and you're prone to take on many lovers in your search for a deep emotional fulfillment.

Some signs are more forthright than others, while other signs are more prone to artistic involvement.

This means that out of the three fire signs (Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius), Leo is less prone to movement.

Leo is less prone to ambition than Aries, and is far less idealistic and theorizing than Sagittarius.

Hence, Taureans are not typically prone to spiritual curiosities.

Scorpio, although a water sign, is extremely deep-rooted and can be prone to hefty fits of jealousy.

Consequently, students don't forget quite as much material as they are prone to do over a longer two month break.

They're healthy, not prone to chronic conditions, and have never needed to invoke the insurance system before, so wouldn't the cheapest option be to drop their coverage altogether?

If you're prone to procrastination, it's also a good idea to post a calendar in a prominent spot so you remember to pay your bills on time and avoid expensive late fees.

Free is wonderful, but if you are prone to allergies, then you need to be a bit more careful when accepting free lotion samples.

It's simple, yet sophisticated--a breath of fresh air for your closet if you're prone to chasing trends.

While some people mistakenly believe that only the elderly are prone to needing shoes like this, this is far from the case.

Although tattoo inks are meant to be permanent, the color is prone to a bit of fading over the course of time as the body's immune system tries to break down the foreign substance and carry it out ofits system.

Navel piercings are more prone to infection because the area being pierced may be rubbed by clothing at the waistline.

Since crosses are usually symmetrical, you should realize that the tattoo may eventually lose its balanced look if you place it somewhere on your body that is prone to change.

This is because tongue piercings are prone to swelling, and the longer barbell accommodates this swelling without burying the jewelry beneath the swelling.