Sentence examples for much less liable from inspiring English sources
Those who had lain quietly for days or even hours after the bombing were much less liable to get sick than those who had been active.
This ring is packed with 648 22cm-long neodymium magnets laced with another rare-earth element, dysprosium, which makes them much less liable to become demagnetised.
The direct apposition of the posterior surface of this muscle to the anterior aspect of the head and neck of the femur is of great advantage, two moving surfaces are very much less liable to form adhesions to one another than are two surfaces in more or less constant apposition, such as would be true of the capsule and of the underlying joint surface.
"It's about regathering the region, and a feeling that the West is much weaker, less liable to do anything here.
And while we're at it, make officers and directors who fail to give the issue of cyber-security a second thought, much less enough respect, liable as well.
The courts would take that into account, making it much less likely that a publisher would be found liable for alleged wrongdoing.
When ordinary glass is subjected to a sudden change of temperature, stresses are produced in it that render it liable to fracture; by reducing its coefficient of thermal expansion, however, it is possible to make it much less susceptible to thermal shock.
Electronics have become less liable to explode.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
