Also, studies had shown that men who had committed acts of violence were prone to relapses.

A system governed by such rules is prone to give rise to various social conflicts, and perhaps to violence.

In the areas most prone to violence such as Natal and the East Rand, observers would be stationed more permanently. .

I'm prone to mistakes.

quot drug trafficking criminal groups were becoming more professionally organized, ruthless, well financed, difficult to penetrate and prone to violence. quot (E 1993 29, para. 22)

I was a little prone to depression.

They are also prone to making mistakes.

Children andinfants are particularly prone to it.

Similarly, people are prone to annoying things

Its financial system was unstable and prone to panics, and its political system was immature and prone to populism and nativism.

She's careless and accident prone.

Hit the dirt, lie prone.

Indeed, without adequate regulation, they are prone to excess.

Sarkozy is a man prone to following his instincts.

You are an accident prone troublemaker.

Regions or countries prone to conflict should be better monitored.

Due to its geographical and geotectonic conditions, Nepal is prone to earthquakes.

In short, the world has become increasingly prone to financial turbulence.

(b) Poor and highly erodible soils, prone to develop surface crusts

(b) poor and highly erodible soils, prone to develop surface crusts

And small groups are more prone to accidents and bad luck.

Hey! Whenever you're around Ha Ni, she's always prone to accidents!

A bridegroom is prone to be overly susceptible for a time.

China is also a disaster prone developing country.

less accident prone, but we were wrong again.

On a smaller scale, we are living in communities prone to conflicts.

The Caribbean is prone to natural disasters, especially hurricanes and tropical storms.

Left to their own devices, markets are prone to extremes of euphoria and despair.

Man is prone to say Shall I be raised to life after I die ?

Conventional development policy has been prone to fads, moving from one big fix to another.

That help is needed, because Ethiopians are prone to malnutrition, disease, and natural calamity.

Being poor makes you prone to conflict, and being in conflict makes you poor.

The river is prone to catastrophic flooding in spring when the Himalayan snows melt.

Despite the fact that it is prone to shattering, it is very strong structurally.

The Convention also correctly distinguishes between deserts and lands prone to desertification and drought.

Increasingly, such teams include emergency managers from disaster prone countries.

Other earthquake prone countries must take action on this matter.

Some crisis prone countries such as Latvia are already unable to sell any more debt.

He concludes, cautiously, that television is an institution where people are more prone to obey

Control In many countries around the world, waterways prone to floods are often carefully managed.

Those areas are also prone to environmental degradation and tensions between host communities and newcomers.

The Eastern African Region is prone to many natural and technological disasters of different kinds.

They use political violence to intimidate, physical violence to terrorize and mental or emotional violence to undermine.

Democracies such as India may seem at times to move too slowly and be prone to paralysis.

Everyone appeared to agree that while political violence, which is likely to target specific individuals, will certainly increase in the run up to the elections, violent prone organizations were not sufficiently equipped or armed to engulf the entire country in a full scale civil war.