Sentence examples similar to less liable to develop bubbles from inspiring English sources

Russia today has a glass-like quality to it: rigid and fragile at the same time, and liable to develop cracks in unforeseen places.

Those meeker than their twins were more liable to develop schizophrenia where their genes already put them at risk.

Additionally, children born to full term SGA were also found liable to develop overweight or obesity in our work.

Some patients with massive haemorrhage are also at risk of a consumptive coagulopathy and are liable to develop haemostatic failure without significant dilution.

To develop antibacterial therapies that are less liable to drug resistance, the inhibitor should be designed to retain binding to the primary targets but reduce binding to co-targets such as cytochrome P450.

Electronics have become less liable to explode.

That would have made the Atlantic's upper layers less dense, so less liable to sink.

It's hard to think of a species less liable to be trapped by geography.

Mr Bonds switched to maple, a heavier but harder wood that is less liable to splinter.

They were good-natured, highly driven animals, and less liable to bite than pointy-eared dogs.

First, pastors without seminary training are less removed from secular life, and less liable to speak "churchese".