Sentence examples for liable to stop from inspiring English sources

After a time, we are liable to stop seeing altogether, whatever might lead our families or us into trouble.

As a consequence, patients were liable to stop their medications whenever there was a shortage of food.

It's these rocs, too, that finally fly Baudolino and his comrades back from their failed search for the kingdom of Prester John to Constantinople in 1204 -- a daring juxtaposition of fairy tale and grim historical reality that would be liable, if witnessed, to stop even the most drink-sodden marauding crusader dead in his tracks.

Ribs are also liable to break.

Bowls are liable to break.

He will announce plans for companies to be held criminally liable if they fail to stop their employees from facilitating tax evasion, in the run-up to an anti-corruption summit that he will host in London next month.

Companies will be held criminally liable if they fail to stop their employees from facilitating tax evasion, David Cameron will tell MPs on Monday, as he uses a parliamentary statement to defend himself after one of the most difficult weeks of his premiership.

Under the TPP, could the US government be sued and be held liable if it decided to stop issuing Treasury debt and financed deficit spending in some other way (perhaps by quantitative easing or by issuing trillion dollar coins)?

The following year the Senate passed its own bill to apologise for the injustice but neither reached President Obama's desk as both houses could not agree on the correct wording to stop them becoming liable for future repatriations.

The banks' management must be liable for their actions, something this government wants to stop short of doing.

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".