Sentence examples for becoming liable from inspiring English sources
Now governments need to take quick action to avoid becoming liable for these exposures.
Also, he's on benefits, and expressed concern about becoming liable for costs.
Nothing in this section shall preclude other parties from becoming liable as comaker, endorser, guarantor, or surety.
The following year the Senate passed its own bill to apologise for the injustice but neither reached President Obama's desk as both houses could not agree on the correct wording to stop them becoming liable for future repatriations.
With home prices continuing to soar, the number of people becoming liable for the first time will continue to increase dramatically, and at such a rate that it will no longer be possible to dismiss the issue as marginal.
The increase in the lower threshold for becoming liable for the payment of costs is welcome, as is the decision to fund some of the costs from a freeze in inheritance tax.
Anthony Martial, the most expensive teenager in the world, is liable to becoming the latest in a long line of players to fall victim to this peculiar phenomenon.
AG Barr, which is also the maker of Irn-Bru, is recalling four batches of Rubicon Sparkling Mango two-litre bottles because yeast fermentation has resulted in the products becoming unfit for human consumption and bottles liable to explode.
Electronics have become less liable to explode.
The funniest thing is that "Naked Lunch" turns out to be a moralistic book, making a better, truer, scarier case against becoming a junkie than whatever nonsense you were liable to be hearing in health ed.
