Sentence examples for liable to undergo from inspiring English sources

"When you have seen the Pentagon still smoldering across the river, from the roof of your own apartment building, you are liable to undergo an abrupt shift of perspective that qualifies any nostalgia for Norman Mailer's 'Armies of the Night' or Allen Ginsberg's quixotic attempt to levitate the building," he writes.

These results indicated that the ABP patients with TG elevation might be liable to undergo PCD and open necrosectomy.

There has, therefore, been interest in identifying which patients are liable to undergo hematoma expansion (e.g. those with the 'spot sign' on computerized tomography angiography; [ 13]) and show most benefit from treatment.

It has been postulated that a larger number of undifferentiated cells in the breast might increase breast cancer risk [ 14, 15], because undifferentiated cells appear to be more liable to undergo malignant transformation than differentiated cells, based on epidemiological [ 14] and rat [ 16] studies.

He had to undergo surgery.

Justice Kennedy said women who undergo the procedure were liable to attacks of conscience.

According to Norwegian law, only perpetrators that are liable to be sentenced to psychiatric treatment must undergo a forensic psychiatric examination.

It should be reiterated that vorticity is liable to enter a fluid that is initially undergoing potential flow where it makes contact with a solid and also at its free surface.

In addition, some of the women with a high genetic risk of developing cancer undergo prophylactic surgery (risk-reducing mastectomy or oophorectomy), which is liable to have negative effects on these patients' body image [ 22, 23].

"You're liable to kill somebody".

That's liable to be controversial.