Sentence examples for liable to end from inspiring English sources
Anything inbetween is liable to end in toughness.
Anything in between is liable to end in toughness.
One other record was taken by Cavendish: capturing all the victories in all five of the Giro d'Italia stages that were liable to end in a bunch sprint.
If you try and understand it rationally, you're liable to end up swaying on a bench half way up Arthur's Seat, half-crazy.
In recession the Greens are liable to end up like an appendix: a vestigial remnant of a more vegetarian past.The Greens are not a single-issue party.
Here the ultimatum will be: "Abstinence-based drug rehabilitation or prison?" Sure, rehab is expensive for the taxpayer, but not as expensive as prison where addicts are often liable to end up anyway.
But it would go further than any other state, several legal experts said, in mapping out a much murkier question: when is a woman criminally liable for trying to end a pregnancy through other means or self-infliction?
"Surprisingly, bringing Hamas into these [negotiating] processes will also be a lifesaver for Fatah under Abu Mazen's leadership … A broad-based arrangement to end this campaign is liable to produce for Israel a number of major political achievements and might herald the beginning of a chance for it to promote its interests in dealing with a united Palestinian leadership," he said.
The law encourages employers to end discriminatory pay practices, so that they are not liable for back pay to employees who discover that they are unfairly underpaid.
It also campaigned to end child labour, increase the rights of women in the workplace, and make shipowners liable for accidents involving seamen.
Discrepancies in the reported prognostic significance of TMPRSS2 ERG fusions can be explained in a similar manner by factors affecting the variation in prevalence of TMPRSS2 ERG (i.e., cohort race/ethnicity, fusion detection technique), and are also liable to the primary end point of the study (i.e., biochemical recurrence, overall survival).
