Sentence examples for be liable to interpret from inspiring English sources
But it did seem best to them to get the fellow out of town as quickly as possible so they could deal with that horse, since any Jayhawker coming up from Missouri or any slave hunter passing through would be liable to interpret the spectacle by the light of his own grudges and suspicions.
I'm liable to see Greg again sometime around Christmas.
Leigh Day interpreted the ruling to mean that Shell could now be liable to compensate for illegal oil theft from its pipelines if it failed to take reasonable steps to protect its infrastructure.
These microcracks may be liable to initiate crevice corrosion.
The ester bond should be liable to hydrolysis by esterases thus releasing 2-hydroxy APA inside the parasites.
But a play with a female in the lead is liable to be interpreted, not as an exploration of human beings, but as a vehicle for a girl, or the occasion for a debate about women's lot.
"We live in a neighborhood in which sometimes dialogue — in a situation where you have brought sanctions and then switch to dialogue — is liable to be interpreted as weakness," Ms. Livni said in an interview on Israel Radio.
The next day we watched two young females, journalist Asne Seierstadt and academic Elif Shafak, explore the position of women in the Middle East and examine how this position is liable to be (mis)interpreted in the two supposedly clashing cultures.
Inclusion of outlying values in a data set is liable to give rise to erroneous interpretations.
Understand that people are liable to misinterpret your body language.
