Prone in a sentence

The effects of the tropical depression will also likely bring occasional heavy rains, prompting Pagasa-Mactan to warn residents living in flood-prone and landslide-prone areas to stay alert.

But some of his supporters fear that Biden, who is prone to blunders and slip-ups, may waver in these televised duels under the rhetorical blows of the Republican billionaire — who is also prone to blunders and slip-ups, but who is far more aggressive.

Was the understeer-prone handling more acceptable than the oversteer-prone rear-weight-bias handling?

Dinniman has maintained, while referencing scientific analysis, that the Lisa Drive construction site is prone to sinkholes because it sits almost exactly atop a fault line where limestone rock structure is prone to dissolution.

Error-prone replication bypass There is increasing evidence that the majority of spontaneously arising mutations are due to error-prone replication (translesion synthesis) past DNA damage in the template strand.

For example: Stage (USA) vs. Bout (Canada), Shooting Point (USA) vs. Shooting Lane (Canada) in the order of prone, standing, prone, standing, totaling 20 targets.

When wildfires inevitably occur in these fire-prone areas, often communities are threatened due to their proximity to fire-prone forest.

Additionally, Mastery Properties like Slow and Topple can tilt battles in the players' favor, slowing enemies or causing creatures to fall Prone if they fail a constitution saving throw.

Additionally, our testers paid attention to the amount of product each wand deposits, whether product builds up on the neck of the tube, and if the formula is prone to leaking out of its packaging.

A deficiency of vitamin D, also called the sunshine vitamin, is linked to bone and back pain, impaired wound healing, bone loss, and hair loss, and can impact the immune system causing individuals to be prone to infections.

Adobe figured out that consumers are prone to leverage the curbside option for groceries, in which it recorded 8 per cent YoY growth in the first two months of 2023.

A lack of moisture in the scalp can cause the skin to become irritated and more prone to dandruff.

Allen, who is prone to turnovers, had two interceptions and two fumbles.

A more serious issue that can cause bloating involves the gut. If you have a history of digestive issues — such as constipation, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), or indigestion — Dr. Wider says that you may be prone to bloating after sexual intercourse.

And durability doesn’t just apply to the cabinets – PA systems, particularly separate amplifier and passive speaker systems, are prone to terminal damage through overpowering, mismatched impedance, and other risk factors.

Answers to these "why" questions come more easily if we dispense with the self-flattering delusion that we are a rational, enlightened, people prone to scientific thought.

Apparently, spiders are also prone to REM sleep.

A recent study revealed that mothers of children that are more prone to experiencing negative emotions are more likely to be emotionally exhausted.

As such, it is prone to schoolboy errors of judgement, exacerbated by a cultural defensiveness and the ruling party’s refusal to listen to criticism.

As the name suggests, casting this spell puts a puddle of grease on the ground; when an opponent or an ally walks through this puddle, they must succeed on a dexterity saving throw or fall prone in the grease.