Those with low self-control are hypothesised to be more liable to become involved in crime, are easily drawn into criminal behaviour (and other risky behaviour), and find it more difficult to extricate themselves.
While Goldman may have been rightly found to be not liable, one has to wonder why the firm didn't act more forcefully to push its client's interests in exchange for its $5 million fee.
The creep in question was found to be liable.
If the owners of the Prestige are found to be negligent, they may be liable for much more.
In the process, you make yourself liable to perjury charges if found to be lying.
For example, houses benefiting from views over a river (positively valued) may also be more liable to flooding (negatively valued).
Thus, the c2/c2 genotypes may be more liable to metabolically activate mutagens and carcinogens.
Perhaps future techniques for noncognitive moral enhancement will be more liable to reckless or over-enthusiastic use than existing ones.
Most of the recent science on the behaviour and dangers of DU has been based on natural uranium, but the scientists from five European radiological laboratories on the team found evidence that pieces of DU were more liable to disperse into the soil and to become soluble.
If you get impatient, the polish is more liable to smear and smudge.
This was not unexpected, since females are more liable to respond to surveys (Hill et al. 1997).
