Sentence examples for probably liable from inspiring English sources

The lack of economic impact for extant species is probably liable for that situation.

As Fortune tells it, California law prohibits employers from infringing on the political speech of employees; therefore, because the content of Damore's memo was political, Google is probably liable.

On the other hand, faking amnesia of an event around a police investigator will probably only raise suspicions and anyone who isn't satisfied with "I dunno, can't remember" is probably liable to go ballistic and really drill you for answers.

It is probably more liable to being therapeutical than metaphysical, with the element of self underlying its thoughts.

In that case, he said, the letter-writer's insurance carrier would probably be liable for the damage.

Even James shows his hand: "It may be affirmed without delay that Isabel was probably very liable to the sin of self-esteem. . . .

At the same time, she said, if a common element is the cause of the problem -- for example, a leaky pipe in a wall between units -- the condominium would probably be liable.

If you've recently been dumped and you whack this on, you're probably quite liable to be walking around with the words "I ONCE BELIEVED IN PERFECT LOVE/I THOUGHT THAT YOU WERE FROM UP ABOVE/BUT NOW I KNOW AND THE TRUTH IS CLEAR/HEARTBREAK IS REAL AND HAS LEFT ME IN TEARS" inked onto your back within a few hours.

If you lie, you will probably become liable under your school's policy for academic honesty.

If it turns out you are covering someone you should not be and you come clean during amnesty, your company will probably not hold you liable for the overpayment.

The Columbus Blue Jackets and the operators of their arena would probably not be held liable by a court for the death of a 13-year-old girl who was struck in the forehead by a puck during an N.H.L. game last Saturday night, legal scholars said yesterday.