Sentence examples similar to Distinctly less liable to from inspiring English sources

Electronics have become less liable to explode.

That would have made the Atlantic's upper layers less dense, so less liable to sink.

It's hard to think of a species less liable to be trapped by geography.

Mr Bonds switched to maple, a heavier but harder wood that is less liable to splinter.

They were good-natured, highly driven animals, and less liable to bite than pointy-eared dogs.

First, pastors without seminary training are less removed from secular life, and less liable to speak "churchese".

This seems to boost their lifespan by up to 50%, and make them less liable to neurological disorders.

They're reliable: sweet enough on their own, not too watery and less liable to turn brown than other apples.

At this condition, vitamin D was synthesized adequately, and body folic acid was less liable to be photolyzed.

With each election they seem to become ever more stage-managed, ever less liable to produce that unguarded moment that helps define a candidacy.

Those who had lain quietly for days or even hours after the bombing were much less liable to get sick than those who had been active.