Sentence examples for is always liable from inspiring English sources

A stand-off is always liable to tip into violence.

But with Grisham on the case, the verdict is always liable to surprise.

"Rooney might not have been a big gun so far but he is always liable to explode.

Mr Kagan himself was invited to innumerable seminars.An arresting article appearing at the right time is always liable to create a stir.

21 The bicentenary of Charlotte Brontë's birth in 1816, with luckless timing that means she is always liable to be overshadowed by the Bard.

Commentary — any commentary — is always liable to add further incriminating "evidence" on top of this long list of crimes for which we stand perpetually accused.

The biggest danger to him was always liable to be the threat of a fall.

With state direction these were always liable to turn into idealized figures in an idealized landscape.

However, the situation remains fluid and these forecasts are always liable to change".

Without a genuine power base within the party, Rudd's leadership was always liable to being terminated with extreme prejudice.

He worked with directorial pioneers like Komisarjevsky, Michel St Denis, Tyrone Guthrie and Peter Brook, but was always liable to succumb to the call of Beaumont offering him some old-fashioned new play.