Sentence examples for are liable to problems from inspiring English sources
Despite their potential strengths, however, report-based measures are liable to problems of subjectivity and response bias (Wilson et al. 2011).
Considering that mechanical test procedures for ankle stability are liable to problems [ 152] we chose to use a simple manual test for the evaluation of ankle mobility based on principles of Applied Kinesiology.
Extreme values of the above quantities are liable to cause problems to the efficient operation of the network and call for effective design and management.
"What may have been acceptable business practices or relatively unknown business practices 10, 15 years ago are liable to cause problems today," said Craig Varoga, a Democratic consultant who runs the Patriot Majority political action committee.
Multivariable plants under input constraints such as actuator saturation are liable to performance deterioration due to problems of control windup and directional change in control action.
"If you lose four or five good players through injury during a season then you are liable to have a real problem.
On the evidence of yesterday's match, the players who are liable to cause Arsenal the most problems are Chris Eagles and Martin Paterson.
Otherwise political problems are liable to result through accusations of trying overstep one's mandate and encroach on someone else's turf.
To the extent that they lead lives that are isolated from the lives of the disadvantaged and personally know few disadvantaged people, they are liable to be relatively ignorant of the problems the latter face in their lives and of the constraints within which the latter must cope with their problems.
Savannas are untypical CAM ecosystems because CAM succulents have problems since they are liable to be overgrown and outcompeted by grasses, as argued in detail by Ellenberg (1981).
A potential problem: the large diaspora of Detroiters who live in the Phoenix area and are liable to spoil the whiteout with splotches of red.
