Sentence examples similar to liable to contain errors from inspiring English sources
Computer-generated monthly statements are unlikely to contain errors.
Extensively hydrolyzed cow's milk protein formulas (eHF), which are considered as safe for most children with CMA, are still liable to contain residual peptides, and hypersensitivity reactions may occur in infants allergic to CMP [ 3].
Federal officials also disclosed Friday that many of the tax forms sent to Obamacare enrollees contain errors.
Various studies have claimed that 3 to 25percentt of reports contain errors.
Mears, March 24: All datasets contain errors.
It does seem rather strange for a document of this importance to contain legal errors.
"The Elders' Concern" has been noted to contain timeline errors.
The biggest concern, based on the conversations occurring on the subreddit is that a mass download of these Tumblrs is liable to also contain some child porn.
An alarming one quarter of reports contained errors serious enough to result in denial of credit.
The simplest strategy for dealing with problematic passages is explicitly to allow that the original text contained errors.
Alan Johnson's defence of his damaging and rather crass decision to sack Professor David Nutt (Letters, 2 November) contained errors of fact, as well as errors of judgment.
