Sentence examples for especially liable from inspiring English sources

And black women are especially liable to be their targets.

Black women are especially liable to be their targets.

The other line of research points out that older people are especially liable to become isolated, dependent and immobile if they have to give up driving and rely on other people or on public transport [30, 33].

But now that I have come out for socialism he reminds me and the public that I am blind and deaf and especially liable to error".

Those too ill to participate, patients awaiting liver transplant and those under 18 years of age (a group who may be especially liable to purchase cheaply) and ill drinkers who do not access services are not represented in our data.

This was supported by the fact that inpatients admitted to critical care units for treatment of acute emergencies and chronic diseases are especially liable to get CRE infections because of the presence of highly resistant organisms available in an environment and selective pressure on them due to overuse of antibiotics [ 37].

His paternalistic policies toward the Indians established him as their patron, although his vagrancy law (1934) made workers, especially Indians, liable to periods of forced labour at critical seasons.

Although this is a time-consuming activity, it's the most important part of choosing an expensive product, especially one liable to fast changes and updates.

Studies by the federal Environmental Protection Agency have concluded that the particles are especially harmful and liable to cause asthma, lung damage and other health problems.

Winding hair tightly onto rollers, especially heated rollers, is also liable to cause more hair loss., especially heated rollers, is also liable to cause more hair loss.

But those who stake out ideological positions that are out of step with the voters in their district are liable to be especially vulnerable.