Sentence examples for could be liability from inspiring English sources

Lawyers say that if it could be shown some people in the second tower had died after being told to return to their workstations once an "all-clear" message had been given following the first plane ripping into the first tower, there could be liability if simple or gross negligence were proven.

But if, in fact, they knew or should've known and facilitated and engineered, then there could be liability there.

It also shows that Republicans, who have for months characterized Mrs. Clinton as the contender who would most energize Republican voters, now see vulnerabilities in Mr. Obama that could be liabilities for other Democrats on the ballot.

Or could there be liability for failure to use a design that exists only in a lab?" Scalia wondered in the brief.

In Mr Mesterhazy's view, Mr Gyurcsany could be a liability.

However, Jamaica's goalkeeper Ryan Thompson, deputizing for the injured Dwayne Miller, could be a liability.

He is a long-time supporter of Yasukuni visits, and in the new mood this could be a liability.

While Mr. Weber enjoys wide respect for his intellect, some question whether that lack of diplomacy could be a liability.

The Hypermoderns believed that the central pawn structure that had been a goal since Philidor could be a liability because it provides the opponent with a target.

But in making his choice, Mr. Romney took political ownership of a budget that even some Republicans worry could be a liability in November.

Its informality could be a liability for the sort of serious governmental and commercial projects for which it is now being considered.