Sentence examples for liable to continue from inspiring English sources

George Soros worried about a yen plunge yesterday saying thatIf the yen starts to fall, which it has done, and people in Japan realise it's liable to continue and want to put their money abroad, then the fall may become like an avalancheOf course, a certain amount of yen devaluation will be welcomed by the Japanese government since the prime minister called for it in December.

It's clear who's the trendsetter here, though, and that's liable to continue with innovations like Flickr's rumored drag and drop geotagging in the works.

This move to sexual equality is liable to continue in the future and lead towards an equalisation of male and female incidence of smoking and consumption.

This is liable to continue to be the case for any new intervention which does not aim to tackle the distributive factors, and which fits the same format as the existing technologies.

The states say the Justice Department's settlement with Microsoft, reached after an appeals court found the company liable for repeated antitrust violations last year, would allow the company to continue to stifle competition in the market for computer operating systems.

If you get to decide on your car's ethics settings and decide to continue straight and kill the child in the tunnel situation, does that make you liable for that child's death?

In this country - to continue the substance theme - you can legally: consume alcohol at home from the age of five with your parents' consent (presumably someone is liable for prosecution if a toddler raids the drinks cupboard).

The appeals "are also allowing miners, in some cases the worst operators, to escape liability for which they are in fact liable and continue to put miners in harm's way," Mr. Miller said at the hearing.

"You are now entering territorial waters, and you are liable to arrest if you continue".

Civil law has made it clear that bartenders are liable when they continue to serve inebriated customers.

The brief filed by his lawyers on Tuesday offered no indication that Tourre acknowledged or felt remorse for the violations for which the jury found him liable; he continues to maintain his innocence, perhaps in anticipation of filing an appeal.