Sentence examples for liable to push from inspiring English sources

In the long run, the Latinos' taste for starting family businesses and buying houses is liable to push them towards the Republicans.Wiser heads in the Democratic Party are well aware of how fragile their success may prove.

Jim Mallinder, Northampton's director of rugby, suggested even the best players were liable to "push it too far occasionally" and that Hartley had turned the other cheek in the face of deliberate provocation in big matches often enough to suggest his temperament was not a major problem.

When metal precursor aqueous solution is introduced, the droplets of the solution are liable to be pushed into the pore channels of SBA-15 for the nonpolar hydrophobic environment and the hydrophilic nature of SBA-15.

NFL lawyers wanted the judge to push for against M.I.A. and make her liable for the gesture and the complaints.

The ruling means she would be liable for costs of £40,000 for government lawyers if she continues to push for a judicial review but loses.

While Goldman may have been rightly found to be not liable, one has to wonder why the firm didn't act more forcefully to push its client's interests in exchange for its $5 million fee.

To push".

Pistons have to push and be pushed.

You have to push and push".

To push two cows?

Try to push off.