Sentence examples for liable to switch from inspiring English sources

The poll of 598 registered Democrats was taken at a time just before the election when people are liable to switch their vote.

It has been alleged that energy firms overcharge customers that are unlikely to move and offer far cheaper rates to those liable to switch.

Both of their audiences are fickle: regulators clamp down on shows with little warning, whereas viewers are liable to switch off and watch pirated videos online or on DVD.

None of his rivals won much more than 30 seats; the numbers are imprecise because many of the competing lists consist of floating alliances, with small parties and individuals liable to switch allegiances back and forth.The result "cannot be described as anything other than a victory" for Mr Maliki, writes Reidar Visser, a Norwegian expert on Iraq.

The increase in degrees suggests that users became more liable to switch hashtags in their tweet sequence immediately following the event.

They are also liable to change suddenly.

Is the news liable to change anything now?

Perhaps I told you this and perhaps I only mused anxiously that a binational state was liable to turn everything upside down, to switch our roles in this tragedy.

Tell someone that nearly a decade passed between the time Rosa Parks refused to switch seats and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and they are liable to ask Siri if you are telling the truth.

"He's liable to really throw anything".

"We live in a neighborhood in which sometimes dialogue — in a situation where you have brought sanctions and then switch to dialogue — is liable to be interpreted as weakness," Ms. Livni said in an interview on Israel Radio.