Sentence examples for liable to move from inspiring English sources
Bukowski moved it further" — from the L.A. Times — is liable to move the most volumes of "The Pleasures of the Damned".
Although the Remain camp is relatively confident, it would do well to remember how many assumptions have been overturned in Europe and America by a group of voters that has broken from the herd and is liable to move in unpredictable directions.
If the attack is liable to affect the cloud user, he/she can either move the application to another instance or mitigate the attack by cache obfuscation.
A mummy in this situation is liable to "act out," making muffled groaning noises and moving about erratically.
The middle of a roundabout only works for a day or two - then you are liable to be moved on.
All asylum seekers were liable to be moved offshore without their test results for diseases including Hepatitis B and HIV being returned.
Hamels isn't the best pitcher in the NL this year (that goes to some slate of Max Scherzer, Jake deGrom, and Zack Greinke – yes, Greinke, not Kershaw – arranged as you see it) but he is the best pitcher in the NL, and possibly all of baseball, who is liable to be moving.
He is liable to go at any time any way".
Tack on to that a slight sneer at your proposed budget and a (never fulfilled) promise to call you when the right property came in, and the whole business of moving was liable to make your heart sink before you even put your house on the market.
Hexazinone was considered too mobile (so likely to move to surrounding areas), and terbuthylazine was liable to bioaccumulate in soils (Rolando and Watt 2012).
