Sentence examples for liable to progress from inspiring English sources
At the same time his idealization of the 'real ruler' suggests that this is an unstable and incomplete position, liable to progress to a Calliclean 'heroic' form of immoralism.
"Nothing seems to progress".
But all attempts to improve relations between the two countries are liable to founder fast unless progress is made on the most intractable issue: the fact that India controls the mainly-Muslim state of Jammu & Kashmir in apparent defiance of the wishes of its people.Kashmir holds all else hostage.
Some local officials and residents, recognizing that progress is liable to be slow, have asked the government to compensate them for serving as a de-facto nuclear dump.
Anyone who has followed the progress of the post-war baby-boomers is liable to believe a pile of easy money can be made by a correct reading of the demographic runes.
Secondly, since the diagnosis of labor abnormality was based on the change in cervical dilatation and descent (as assessed by digital pelvic examination) in a specific period of time, which is very subjective and liable to inter- and intra-observer variation, there was a chance to diagnose a normally progressing labor as labor abnormality.
The poor, the rich, the old, and women, among others, are all prone to particular misconceptions and behaviors which hinder their progress in philosophy and toward the happy life; they are also liable to react in particular ways to therapy.
