Sentence examples for liable to help from inspiring English sources

It's also liable to help you decide with whom you will share the completed diagram sometimes the information might be considered upsetting or too sensitive for some family members, so you'll need to judge that depending on the context.

Taxpayers in London's poorest borough would be liable for a £40m loan to help West Ham United move into the Olympic Stadium if the venture collapsed, its chief executive has said.

It raised fears too about the decision by HMRC to use the database to build up the fullest possible list of all Scottish taxpayers to help trace everyone liable to pay a new Scottish rate of income tax.

The court decided Ryneš was not liable for a fine because he had acted to help prosecute a criminal.

There was less clarity about proposals for a system of bank taxes to help protect taxpayers from being liable for the bill in future crises.

Anyone caught trying to help a "class enemy," after all, is liable to disappear into the camps.

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.

In the past, some have been reluctant to help clear snow because they were afraid that they would be legally liable if anyone then slipped over on the patch they cleared.

"We wanted to help provide confidence and clarity around the ongoing debate of 'who is liable?' " Adrian Flux General Manager Gerry Bucke said in a statement.

Scott later said that the film was "liable to be a sequel" but without the previous cast, and that he was close to finding a writer that "might be able to help [him] deliver".

It is not a defence that we did not know what we were doing, nor does a case have to target everyone who might have historic responsibility: countries are jointly and severally liable, which may help to deal with the problem that the United States is often not a signatory and hence denies international jurisdiction.