Sentence examples for seems liable from inspiring English sources

At best, the Duma seems liable to approve a budget loaded with unrealistic revenue and expenditure projections.

After Ms Angier, for whom everything seems liable to be equally and simultaneously brilliant and terrible, this is a great relief.Both biographers have certain coups they alone were able to pull off; Ms Angier got a sight of the manuscript of Levi's "Double Bond", a sort of follow-up to "The Periodic Table", and spoke to anonymous women friends of his late years.

The man seems liable to have a nervous breakdown when asked how he takes his coffee.

The drama, which is based on a British series, follows four longtime friends who either have been a mistress, are affected by a mistress or seem liable to become a mistress.

For when, in 1953, the 17-year-old youth ascended the throne, few thought he would last long; and the polity over which he was to preside, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, seemed liable to disappear with him.

A plain wall vanishes under film of the London Underground, with the rails running away from the spectators so that they seem liable to be sucked into a tunnel.

The office space was a physical manifestation of the life of a capacious mind, books and papers piled everywhere in crazy teetering stacks that seemed liable to come crashing down at any moment, and often did.

Moreover, conventions seem liable to arbitrariness in ways that threaten to undermine their claim to authority unless they are recognized (at least implicitly) as satisfying some convention-independent standard.

My last assignment was in Texas, where anyone talking trash about the Longhorns or the Cowboys is liable to be ridden out of town by a posse.Here, though, sports teams seem apt to wander away.

Arguing for a manufacturer of asbestos gaskets named Garlock Sealing Technologies, Cassada explained how lawyers had tailored the testimony of their clients to minimize their exposure to more dangerous products, thus making Garlock seem more liable than it really was.

LTP-like effects seem thus liable to affect cortical sites different from the conditioned one, but highly connected to it.