In the past six decades the rainforest has been reduced by over 60% and two-thirds of what remains is fragmented, which makes it even more liable to be cleared.
It is more liable to be stolen or lost this way.
Resistant to biological decomposition, its presence in paper makes it weaker and more liable to discolor when exposed to light.
It is probably more liable to being therapeutical than metaphysical, with the element of self underlying its thoughts.
On the one hand, Dr David Drucker at Manchester University has isolated a gene which, if you've got it, makes you more liable to suffer cot deaths - research you can read on the internet.
Both are worries for the longer term, although recent research suggests that burning trees is now beginning to affect the local climate of the Brazilian rainforest too, making it drier and more liable to accidental fires.A loss of biodiversity will not start to show up until well into the next century, but it is an issue that gets environmentalists really excited.
But you're right ― the English language has such a checkered, sprawling history that I think it is likely more liable to change than most.
Because PAGE is a parametric test, it is generally more liable to gene outliers.
The Legislature's version means a lower interest rate, but it makes future taxpayers more liable should the tobacco industry take a nose-dive and the annual payments shrink, budget analysts say.
The memorandum said the casinos felt they did not want to see the videotape for fear it would make them more liable to civil lawsuits if an attack were to occur.
Formerly a solid mass that melted and refroze at its edges, it is now thinner, more fractured, and so more liable to melt.
