Sentence examples for time liable from inspiring English sources

Worse, those receiving the money are at the same time liable for any losses from bad debts – they are lending the money to themselves.

Last year, the Supreme Court rejected Mr. Kidd's attempt to hold John D. Ashcroft, the attorney general at the time, liable for alleged misuse of the statute, the federal material witness law.

Certainly, anyone hearing the original Hollywood Bowl album for the first time is liable to be taken aback.

Russia today has a glass-like quality to it: rigid and fragile at the same time, and liable to develop cracks in unforeseen places.

Due to high time complexity, liable response speed has not been achieved, result errors are large, and the accuracy is unsatisfactory [32].

And the reality of free speech is that it is rooted in specific habits, situations, and times, and people who hold a particular view at a particular time are liable to change that view, if the facts change.

Thus, men who found themselves obliged to marry due to social pressure, but planned to have a loving relationship with a man at the same time, were liable to choose this type of inexperienced woman and impose their life style.

Alcoholics who chronically experience severe intoxication are said to be 30 times more liable to fatal poisoning, 16 times more liable to death from a fall, and 4.5 times more liable to death in a motor-vehicle accident.

Having four or more adverse experiences makes you seven times more liable to abuse alcohol and 12 times more likely to attempt suicide.

"One in the US suggested children are three times more liable than adults to an error in their medication".

Bukowski moved it further" — from the L.A. Times — is liable to move the most volumes of "The Pleasures of the Damned".