Sentence examples for liable to being from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'liable to being' is not correct in written English
The correct phrase is 'liable to be' or 'likely to be'. Example sentence: The project is liable to be delayed because of supply chain disruptions.
It is probably more liable to being therapeutical than metaphysical, with the element of self underlying its thoughts.
Without a genuine power base within the party, Rudd's leadership was always liable to being terminated with extreme prejudice.
As a result, Mets LP was deemed a "net winner" and ineligible for compensation and potentially liable to being sued by Picard.
The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are to be made of a special aluminium alloy that will make them much stronger and not liable to being bent like the previous phones.
As a result, Mets LP and the others were deemed "net winners" ineligible for compensation and potentially liable to being sued by Irving H. Picard, the court-appointed liquidator who is trying to recover money lost in Madoff's $65 billion Ponzi scheme.
We hypothesized that cortical bone with a larger internal surface area, due to more or larger canals, is more liable to being remodelled, further enlarging the internal surface area and facilitating more remodelling and structural deterioration.
That's liable to be controversial.
If their numbers move, it is liable to be downward.
Anything above this was illicit and liable to be seized.
Even the interview process is liable to be hijacked.
Black women are especially liable to be their targets.
