Sentence examples for as a potential liability from inspiring English sources
In time, however, as secret talks with Iran got underway in the summer of 2012, some White House officials began to see Mattis as a potential liability.
Mr. Bush's remarks and proposals represented his first serious foray as a presidential candidate into an area of policy that many political analysts view as a potential liability for him.
But owning a cute dog or mischievous cat can be a political asset: When Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin was running for the Republican nomination, his allergy to pet dander was seen as a potential liability.
Mr. Dole could be funny, although his jokes had a bit of stiletto in them; indeed, friends of both suggested that their humor was as much an asset as a potential liability.
It boils down to the wider question of trust: when an athlete as exhilarating as Wade is viewed as a potential liability in both sevens and XVs to which branch of the entertainment industry does rugby imagine it belongs?
But if Republicans seek to de-emphasize social issues, seeing them as a potential liability in the general election, these voters could become more estranged from the rest of the party.
His father, Yevgeny Primakov, now a United Nations intelligence operative, turns up periodically as a savior, a potential liability — and a reminder that Weaver can't escape his past.
Just two years ago, she was criticized as "abrasive" and a potential "liability". She absorbed the feedback and retaliated with a brand makeover that boosted her approval rating 22 points since 2008.
If that's true, with three million broadband subs at BT, that represents a potential liability of as much as $30 million.
In private, Trump has often criticized Kelly as lacking political skills — a potential liability from Trump's standpoint.
But when it comes down to it, employers need to see a person, including his/her disability, as an asset and not a potential liability.
