Sentence examples similar to liable to exist from inspiring English sources

In 1921, the Territorial Force ceased to exist and was replaced by the Territorial Army, meaning that the unit was liable to be called out for deployment overseas.

Products exist to help make homes more friendly for patients liable to be wobbly on their feet - to help get in and out of the bath, or up steps for example, by adding wheelchair friendly ramps and aids to mobility.

That's liable to be controversial.

This change is liable to be unpredictable.

"The kid's liable to be scared into fits.

Anything above this was illicit and liable to be seized.

If their numbers move, it is liable to be downward.

The question is liable to be unanswerable.

But that outcome is liable to be long in coming.

A system that just takes down and translates one sign after another (limited versions of which exist) would be liable to creating misinterpretations or overly simplistic representations of what was said.

These microcracks may be liable to initiate crevice corrosion.