Sentence examples for Lingering liability from inspiring English sources
Maybe you were audited once and now know you don't have any lingering liability.
Almost anything else, if the investments have any recourse on them, I'd be worried that you will still have some lingering liability to the lenders.
His ties to Indian gaming interests, which paid for the anti-Villaraigosa direct-mail campaigns and radio spots, will be a lingering political liability.
It also means the new broadcasting company can assume the tax liabilities lingering from its sales of Newsday and the Chicago Cubs, rather than pass them on to the newspaper company.
What about the lingering issues related to liability in the civil nuclear cooperation?
Despite slew of reforms announced last year to attract foreign investors, there remains a "lingering sense of apprehension" about tax liabilities, said Ajay Bodke, the head of investment strategy and advisory at Prabhudas Lilladher, a Mumbai brokerage.
Many medical procedures cannot be done abroad safely, concerns about legal liability and malpractice will always linger, and the medical lobby may yet try to blunt this trend.
Napster is the infamous free music-file-sharing service that was shut down by a California judge in July 2001 for copyright infringement, and whose litigation and bankruptcy liabilities still linger.
But unless it is ultradiligent about containing costs, limiting liabilities, coddling customers and pushing the cutting edge of technology, it could be consumed by its lingering demons.
Lingering Fury Term limits remains a stubborn issue for Ms. Quinn: as she trails Public Advocate Bill de Blasio in a Democratic mayoral primary that she once dominated, her handling of it five years ago is her biggest political liability.
