Sentence examples for liable to the problem from inspiring English sources

There is some speculation that the problem only occurs on some phones because the antennas are usually covered with a clear finishing solution; if the finish did not cover them properly the phone might be more liable to the problem.

Even if there is no alteration agreement, he said, the co-op could argue that the new owner was negligent by allowing the plumber to continue with the alteration after discovering that the floor was crumbly, making the owner liable to the co-op for the problem caused by her privately retained contractor.

[three] offenses . . . is liable to the death penalty".

Hatfield was not held criminally liable for the crash, but was found civilly liable to the family.

Extreme values of the above quantities are liable to cause problems to the efficient operation of the network and call for effective design and management.

"It is liable to become a problem for South Africa if the situation gets so bad in Zimbabwe that they start to come across into South Africa," the secretary of state said.

"What may have been acceptable business practices or relatively unknown business practices 10, 15 years ago are liable to cause problems today," said Craig Varoga, a Democratic consultant who runs the Patriot Majority political action committee.

Plug-ins seem to be so liable to security problems.

PDUS is operator dependent and liable to reliability problems.

Collecting big things, like (say) historic utility poles, or used truck tires, is liable to create practical problems and difficulties in the family.

Radiation levels in parts of the Zone open to the public are now said to be well below those liable to cause health problems, though levels out in surrounding woodlands may be much higher.