Sports advocates say young people, and active people of all ages, are more prone to ditch their landline and go wireless-only.

WSJ: Sports Results That Leave Final Score Unclear

They were prone to accounting shenanigans from the get go that never passed muster at the SEC.

FORBES: Groupon Remains a Put On

Texters, social-network posters and emailers are all prone to write (as their messages go zipping and hurtling back and forth) in sharp-edged shards and slivers of language.

WSJ: David Gelernter: The Pros and Cons of Cyber-English

Coach Mike Woodson has been prone to let his ball-handlers go into the teeth of the defense when the offense goes awry, and he says a lineup change isn't in the offing.

WSJ: Knicks Should Consider Plan B

Even though SUVs are prone to rollover crashes, they have a go-anywhere feel and give drivers a commanding view of the road ahead.

FORBES: Nothing Comes Between Me And My SUV

When people want stress relief, they tend to go for massage-the manipulation of muscles, the prone sleeping position and the feel of another's hands all create a comforting environment.

FORBES: Water, Water Everywhere

Members will need to be less prissy and fastidious, less prone to faint every time things get rough or go wrong.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

However, if our cousins over in the U.K. are anything to go by, then ordinary members of the public are just as prone to the lure of strange insurance policies.

FORBES: Strange Insurance Policies From Across The Globe