Примеры использования Were prone на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Eve 6 said they were prone to suicide.
Also, studies had shown that men who had committed acts of violence were prone to relapses.
Children with disabilities were prone to multiple forms of discrimination.
Exact figures are uncertain as accounts of that period were prone to bombast.
The victims from 6 years ago were prone, like they were shot while kneeling.
The akhund of Bibiheybet mosque, Haci Rahim, says that during the Soviet period,Azerbaijanis were prone to Islam.
The ancient Sumerians were prone to spreading gold dust over the body during funeral rites.
The ships were described as good sea-boats, but were prone to heavy pitching.
Some attendants were prone to verbal and physical abuse of patients when other staff were not present.
Yes, you spent a good deal of time at my home,but that was because you were prone to rendering yourself unconscious.
The possessions of Dagestan were prone to political independence and entered into alliances with the rulers in their own interests, such as the need to defent by united forces against the invaders.
Not only were Theosophists writing occult fiction, butmany professional authors who were prone to mysticism joined the Theosophical Society.
Yet such weapons were prone to indiscriminate effects at the time of use and caused extensive"collateral damage", an anodyne term for bloody carnage among civilians, and extensive contamination of homes and land.
It was also stated that short-term private capital flows were prone to instability and there might be a need for controlling such flows.
They further enabled the extension of State operational capacity within the Government,as they were built in difficult-to-access areas of the country and in those areas that were prone to or were currently affected by conflict.
Janda recognised that certain muscles in the human body were prone to weakness, and he began to define movement patterns to estimate quality of movement.
In all cases it is said that Sulmo was a well-populated and significant city in 49 BC, when he was occupied by Domitocide Calvin with a garrison of seven cohorts,but citizens who were prone to Julius Caesar opened their gates to their lieutenant M.
Aliens were placed in strict regime detention facilities only if they were prone to aggressive behaviour or breaking the internal rules of alien detention institutions, as specified in article 132 of the Alien Act.
Sulloway combined these theories, arguing that first-born children tend to become geniuses with conservative views, as Louis Agassiz and John Herschel, andlate children were prone to radical and unorthodox views as Immanuel Kant, Charles Darwin, Ernst Haeckel.
Both Pender(1970) and Johnstone et al.(1959)reported that patients under anaesthesia due to either ketamine or phencyclidine were prone to purposeless movements and had hallucinations(or"dreams") during and after anaesthesia.
Plastic armour replaced the use of concrete slabs which, although expected to provide protection, were prone to cracking and breaking up when struck by armour-piercing bullets.
To that end, WMO supported a number of tropical storm warning centres in various regions anda public weather services programme, which focused on countries that were prone to natural disasters, particularly the small island developing States.
Ms. ROBIN(Canada) said that a safe schools action team had been created, and it was tasked with studying the question of whether the Safe Schools Act of 2000, which allowed the suspension orexpulsion of abusive students and students who were prone to violence or aggression,was actually having a disproportionate impact on students belonging to racial minorities and on disabled students.
They are prone to melancholy, anemia, headaches, and back pain.
Taureans are prone to colds, tonsillitis, laryngitis, inflammation of the tonsils, rigidity of the neck.
Taurus elderly are prone to heart attacks, diabetes, hepatitis, diseases of the joints.
And juries are prone to doing crazy things.
Children are prone to lung diseases, anemia, digestive disorders.
These people are prone to illusions, unrealistic plans and fantasies.
They are prone to rehydration if they are put in water.