Sentence examples for so liable from inspiring English sources
Plug-ins seem to be so liable to security problems.
The question is why financial systems are so liable to turn foreign credit into ruinous busts.
The ship is increasingly subjected to bodge jobs, and so liable to further breakdowns.
For nothing is so insubstantial, so liable to be superannuated or simply to shift its meaning, as a neologism.
These overbred plants are so liable to wind damage that, several years ago, with some reluctance, I got rid of the ones I had.
Because one is so liable to be maliciously misinterpreted on this subject, I want to be very clear about where I stand.
That would have made the Atlantic's upper layers less dense, so less liable to sink.
He chose me because I had big hands and feet and so was liable to become a big person.
Formerly a solid mass that melted and refroze at its edges, it is now thinner, more fractured, and so more liable to melt.
Instead, he suggested, it did not investigate because it felt that if it did not know of breaches it could claim it was just a platform so not liable.
Instead it did not investigate because it felt that if it did not know of breaches, it could claim it was just a platform and so not liable, he suggested.
