Sentence examples for considerable liability from inspiring English sources

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Hannah Kearney, who claimed America's first gold medal of these Games by winning the moguls Saturday, suffers from a considerable liability for someone in her sport.

In fact, oxygen adsorption (O2) displays a considerable liability in the electrical features of the doped NPs (n-type semiconductor) structures.

The athletic wunderkind is a highlight reel, but also a considerable liability with poor defense and an inconsistent outside stroke.

Companies viewed these provisions as subjecting them to considerable liability for little economic benefit.

He reported assets from investments and real estate, but also had considerable liabilities.

Since her sister's reign did not provide a satisfactory model for female authority, Elizabeth had to improvise a new model, one that would overcome the considerable cultural liability of her sex.

Or the growing necessity of maintaining considerable personal liability coverage in today's lawsuit crazy world?

One person briefed on the bid said Mr. Harman would retain 250 employees and pay the Post Company $1 in exchange for taking on Newsweek's considerable financial liabilities.

As James Antle notes in the American Conservative, Mr Ryan...not only voted for but helped pass Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit that was the largest new entitlement since the Great Society and which added trillions to the rickety healthcare program's already considerable unfunded liabilities.

This law provides considerable protection from liability, but the level of protection diminishes as time passes.

The beta coefficient was high (α = 0.88), with the upper limit of the confidence interval approaching 1 (upper CI = 0.99), again suggesting considerable overlap of liabilities for initiation and progression.