Sentence examples for liable to represent from inspiring English sources

A comparison is also made with the predictions of a model for truss lattice core, which is liable to represent the case of a fully triangulated network.

Peter Hanks QC, representing the clinic, told justice Michael McDonald that the council was obligated, under the section 58 of the Act, to stop "nuisances which are, or are liable to be, dangerous to health or offensive".

That's liable to be controversial.

"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.

This change is liable to be unpredictable.

But that outcome is liable to be long in coming.

Judge Rakoff ruled that the investors are liable to repay $83.3 million that represented purported profits on their investments paid out in the two years before the Ponzi scheme collapsed.

Those too ill to participate, patients awaiting liver transplant and those under 18 years of age (a group who may be especially liable to purchase cheaply) and ill drinkers who do not access services are not represented in our data.