Sentence examples for again liable to from inspiring English sources

Although the process of encoding, consolidating, and storing was accepted (the process by which a thought is fixed in memory), the idea of retrieving a memory (that is, 'reactivating' it), making it again liable to change before being stored again once more (reconsolidation), would fundamentally change the field.

Jasper Carrott's Funky Moped, Joe Dolce's Shaddap You Face, Afroman's Because I Got High - no matter how funny a joke seems at first, listening to it over and over again is liable to give you an unpleasant twitch.

Upon hearing it again, we are liable to nod absent-mindedly and think "yes, yes, I remember".

Once they experienced such an event, they understood that military events are liable to occur again and again.

And with the property market weakening, the construction industry is also liable to slow again.

No doubt, there will be moments in the coming months when the economy appears liable to falter again.

Assume again that each person is liable to spells and that no accidents can occur outside spells.

For now with the volcano liable to blow again at any time, and dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide in the area residents don't have any word on when it might be safe to go back home.

I'm liable to see Greg again sometime around Christmas.

One strike against the English weather was that "Elizabeth is liable to get pneumonia again".

If one of the BBC's plethora of art lovers is chosen as the new Clark, literature is liable to be marginalised again.