Sentence examples for as a growing liability from inspiring English sources

When it comes to calming jittery markets, Mr. Berlusconi and his increasingly paralytic government are seen as a growing liability.

This has led to the assumption that the budget will have little economic significance, though of course there will be enormous personal political significance for the chancellor, who is regarded on his benches as a growing liability for the Tories.

Even within Mr. Berlusconi's own fractious center-right coalition, more members of Parliament are upset with him and see him as a growing liability to Italy's economy and standing on the world stage, but so far no group has shown the muscle or the numbers to form a viable alternative government.

Coach Wilkens grew tired of Johnson, who often clashed with him and was perceived as a growing liability to the team.

Absolutely: Mismanagement of personal data, particularly credit card data, has been a growing liability for small businesses.

59 For example, in a survey of UK general practitioners, 80% cited growing liability insurance fees as a primary reason for reducing the number of off-hours shifts worked.

It also raised fears that, as the growing liabilities of the country's pension system pressurise the public finances, politicians will be tempted to raid the canal's coffers.That would gravely undermine the integrity of the PCA, and jeopardise its ability to raise the money for the upgrade.

The growing liabilities fuelled by quantitative easing will have been a factor behind the record hike in closures".

He may be a darling of the Tea Party, but he's a growing political liability for the G.O.P".

I see it as a growing problem.

Judge Denounces Cramped Seating As if the airlines didn't have enough to worry about, the long-simmering issue of deep-vein thrombosis keeps raising its head, with a growing threat of substantial liability.