Sentence examples for is indeed liable from inspiring English sources
The Indian law ministry has advised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that Dow is indeed liable for Union Carbide's misdeeds in Bhopal.
Scratch an Episcopalian, and you're indeed "liable to find most anything".
Why? Traditional theorists might claim that civilians can attack defensively only when they are being intentionally attacked, in which case the attacking combatants are indeed liable to defensive attack by the civilians.
Sir Declan Morgan, who is expected to become Northern Ireland's new Lord Chief Justice this month, ruled that four of the five men being sued by 12 relatives were indeed liable or responsible for the atrocity, and awarded the plaintiffs damages of £1.6m ($2.6m).
Indeed, in the Fed's report, there was no data on whether merchant banking was profitable, whether banks were held liable for it or whether it was indeed risky.
You might suppose that if people's minds wander while they're having fun, then those stray thoughts are liable to be about something pleasant — and that was indeed the case with those happy campers having sex.
Its executive director, Neil James, said: "Such highly visible advertising, without any wider context or indeed other knowledge of the candidate, is particularly liable to be easily misconstrued as the ADF somehow endorsing that candidate or their political stance".
Indeed, Plato's account of Recollection, whatever it is, is liable to suffer difficulties.
Legally, the automobile driver is generally liable for an accident.
A stand-off is always liable to tip into violence.
