Sentence examples for a liability with the from inspiring English sources

And the worry is that what was once an asset has become a liability, with the City becoming, in effect, too big to regulate.

The Conservatives hailed her as their heroine and inspiration; but they had ruthlessly bundled her out of Downing Street in 1990 because they (rightly) feared she had become a liability with the voters; and since 1992, the Tories have not won a parliamentary majority at any general election.

But his five years as a partner at Silver Point Capital, a hedge fund that specializes in restructuring bankrupt companies, could prove a liability with voters still angry over the Wall Street bailouts and the huge compensation packages he and his colleagues are used to receiving.

"Our insurance company said it could be a liability with people throwing glass over the rooftop," said Vikram Chatwal, president of the boutique division of Hampshire Hotels, which owns the Majestic.

We called the NRA on its bluff and proved that being tied to the NRA was a liability with voters.

Reminiscence can be a liability; with Medrich it's a treat.

Mr. Torricelli's impressive status in Washington, too, proved a liability with some New Jersey Democrats.

In previous seasons, Dalton could often be an asset or a liability, with inconsistent play marring team efforts.

Rio's problem has been exacerbated by its expensive takeover of Canadian miner Alcan, which it bought at the peak of the cycle, but has now proved a major liability, with the end of a weak market nowhere in sight.

As the facts emerge, though, representing Ceglia in his lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg has become a serious liability with the potential to stain a law firm's reputation.

"Even before [what happened with] Evolve, we recognized that there's a degree of liability with the insurance provider once you acknowledge that there are substances on site in that manner," she tells THUMP over Skype.