Sentence examples for most liable from inspiring English sources

Children under the age of two are most liable to suffer direct physical abuse at the hands of their parents.

He thus kept his valuable vessel for an unnecessary length of time in the area where she was most liable to attack, inviting disaster".

Different polling organizations use different "screens" to detect those respondents most liable to convert their stated candidate preferences into votes on Election Day.

Difficult teenagers, the offspring most liable to vex political parents, could be conveniently removed: imagine how much easier George Bush's life would have been had his twins been confined to, say, Pyongyang.

It is also the most tempestuous, with frontal storms often roaring across it from Canada, and the most liable to shoreline erosion, harbour silting, and filling of its bed.

He knows that on this point he will be most liable to attack by Mr Taylor's defence team, led by Karim Khan, a British barrister specialising in international law.

Indeed, the purest flattery -- the sort most surely liable to work -- occurs when neither the flattered nor the flatterer knows it is going on.

In January, the CEBR said that UK house prices would fall by 0.6% this year but it has revised up its prediction, saying changes to stamp duty in December, which made it cheaper for the most homebuyers liable to pay it, have been felt sooner than expected.

Those are the three segments highlighted below but, to be sure, the commentary and opinions today are most certainly liable to change and evolve as more implications of the Brexit vote become clear.

So the danger posed by poetry is great, for it appeals to something to which even the best the most philosophical are liable, and induces a dream-like, uncritical state in which we lose ourselves in the emotions in question (above all, in sorrow, grief, anger, resentment).

The Iron Dome has shot down most projectiles liable to hit Israeli towns and cities, but the rocket salvoes have made a rush to shelters a daily routine for hundreds of thousands of people across the country.