Sentence examples for a potential liability of from inspiring English sources

The program carries a potential liability of more than $2 billion so far.

Letts says Smith's decision to impose pay cuts was subject to a legal challenge with a potential liability of millions of pounds, so it was a priority to persuade the unions to withdraw their legal action.

A potential liability of $2 billion is already Wall Street scuttlebutt.

If that's true, with three million broadband subs at BT, that represents a potential liability of as much as $30 million.

A potential liability of the indirect MCL-1 inhibitors is that they also reduce the expression of numerous other short-lived proteins, making them less selective and potentially more toxic.

Survivorship bias is a potential liability of retrospective studies of CAD, because patients with a fatal first myocardial infarction (up to 30% of cases) cannot be included in future studies.

They proved a potential liability for two of the men: Chico's forms showed that he had made millions of dollars at his Chico and Nunes law firm, which lobbies City Hall, while Emanuel's testified to his earnings on Wall Street and at the failed Freddie Mac mortgage company.

Pirelli also has a potential liability to the banks of over €750m.

For Vodafone, HMRC reduced a potential liability not of about £7,000 to a little over £1,000 but of about £7bn to a little over £1bn and left the second-largest company on the stock market with a remarkably light tax bill.

Yet Mr. Clinton is also a potential liability because of the questions he provokes, as both a polarizing former president who could return to the White House and as a husband whose behavior in the Monica Lewinsky affair lingers in some minds.

Like these studies, our findings suggest that the hospitals should be concerned with family-work conflict as a source of burnout and as a potential liability in terms of quality of care.