Sentence examples for liable to create a from inspiring English sources

Mr Kagan himself was invited to innumerable seminars.An arresting article appearing at the right time is always liable to create a stir.

"Jewish terrorism is liable to create a substantial threat, and to turn the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians into a confrontation between thirteen million Jews and one billion Muslims across the world," Dichter said.

Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh described the text as "incitement" liable to create an "atmosphere of violence and instability".

In any case, the verbiage offered in the State Attorney's submission to the Supreme Court, extending from the hills of "the larger picture regarding evacuating settlements" to the horizons of "new thinking regarding priorities in implementing the Law in the Territories" is liable to create such a cognitive fog that visibility may be highly reduced.

-- and practical problems, not least the discovery last year that the air-conditioning system was inadequate, toilets too scarce and the layout of the entrance liable to create what Mr. Blumenthal called "a traffic jam of major proportions".

Within a few hours of Mr Giscard d'Estaing's announcement of his proposals, the commission had rushed out a statement denouncing them as liable to create "confusion and duplication of bureaucracies" and "unequal treatment of member states".The European Parliament, the third element of the EU's institutional triangle, also is unamused.

Writing in The Times of London, the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, said that "head-on confrontation in a time of crisis may be unavoidable, but it is liable to create as many problems as it solves".

Collecting big things, like (say) historic utility poles, or used truck tires, is liable to create practical problems and difficulties in the family.

The ruling for a similar ban in Cannes says: "Beachwear that ostentatiously displays religious affiliation, when France and places of worship are currently the target of terrorist attacks, is liable to create risks of disrupting public order".

"Beachwear which ostentatiously displays religious affiliation, when France and places of worship are currently the target of terrorist attacks, is liable to create risks of disrupting public order (crowds, scuffles etc), which it is necessary to prevent," it says.

Well, the new alien mothership is big all right – even bigger than last time, just as liable to create huge gravity-bending, ocean-upending, CGI-confected disasters and with the same taste in destroying famous buildings.