Examples of using Were prone in English and their translations into Spanish
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small populations and were prone to natural disasters.
in particular those that were prone to natural disasters.
both schools were prone to a melancholic angst;
Yet such weapons were prone to indiscriminate effects at the time of use
included Dandy's father, were prone to insanity due to inbreeding in their upper-class family to keep the family estate.
Residents were prone to elevated cancer rates,
Unlike acrylic covers which were prone to cracking, the Decksaver cover is produced using the best quality plastic available;
necessary infrastructure to serve regions that were prone to drought, to mitigate drought effects.
Moreover, it was explained that users of mobile devices would typically change device frequently and that those devices were prone to damages by both usage and non-usage.
many of the people wanted to rebuild in areas that were prone to future flooding.
the ground crew became aware that it was taking an excessively long time to him to obtain readings, and these were prone to error.
which focused on countries that were prone to natural disasters,
irrespective of their income levels, were prone to the incidence of sudden crises
baleine whales were prone to becoming entangled with 13 toothed whales notified as by-catch mainly killer and false killer whales.
the upper floors were prone to sway excessively on windy days,
the Great Lakes region were prone to terrorism, owing to factors such as regional instability
But storms are prone to cold winds accompanying.
Outside hemorrhoids are prone to thrombosis.
Who is prone to develop allergy?
Dogs of this breed are prone to certain diseases.