Sentence examples for becoming a liability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, being born red was becoming a liability.

"King David's men said to King David, 'You're becoming a liability.

But as China bulks up, India's strategic shortcomings are becoming a liability.

But the question is now being asked: Is the Kennedy family becoming a liability?

The attention apparently convinced the Kremlin that Davydova's detention was becoming a liability.

What had long seemed the president's biggest political strength his role as a war leader may be becoming a liability.

But George is fast becoming a major liability".

Asked if the bill was becoming a political liability for Republicans, Mr. McCrery took a deep breath.

John Howard popularised the "cleaning the barnacles" metaphor to explain abandoning or shelving policies that were becoming a political liability.

As the Tories' main political strategist, Osborne knows he risks becoming a major liability for the party before the general election in 2015.

The move prompted specula tion among observers that the Governor was delaying the controversial project to pre vent its becoming a political liability in the November elec tion, in which Mr. Rockefeller is seeking re‐election.