Sentence examples for very liable from inspiring English sources

He wrote: 'all such institutions are unnatural, undesirable and very liable to abuse.

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

The stability of this road pavement segment may be due to recent rehabilitation exercise, but the segment is very liable to fail in future due to the presence of thick low resistivity clay enriched in water.

Moral judgments "like judgments as to what is, [are] liable to truth and falsehood", though not very liable to falsehood, since it is difficult, but not impossible, to be mistaken about what we desire to desire.

There are times when he plays good ball, but just when good steady play is necessary, he is very liable to get a case of 'rattles.'" However, in June, The Sporting Life changed its tune and called Parrott's work at third base a "little less than brilliant".

Therefore, if miRNAs follow Alu elements closely or reside within Alu, they are very liable to be transcribed through Alu by Pol-III.

He took a pragmatic attitude toward amphetamines, regarding them as a "labor-saving device" in the "mental kitchen," with the important proviso that "these mechanisms are very crude, liable to injure the cook, and constantly breaking down".

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Mr. Krauss said that while the contractor may have obtained the permits he thought he had to obtain, and may not have been aware of the $1,500 fee for the plumber's permit, he would very likely be liable to pay for the permit.

As buyers would have to live in their new homes for at least 180 days a year, they would also (very handily) be liable to pay American tax on any foreign earnings.Although the act is unlikely to become law anytime soon, would-be immigrants with half a million dollars in hand need not despair: America has a visas-for-cash scheme up and running.

Secondly, since the diagnosis of labor abnormality was based on the change in cervical dilatation and descent (as assessed by digital pelvic examination) in a specific period of time, which is very subjective and liable to inter- and intra-observer variation, there was a chance to diagnose a normally progressing labor as labor abnormality.