Sentence examples for economic liabilities from inspiring English sources

The region's greatest economic liabilities may well be the largest economies: Japan and China.

The societal burden of ASD is debilitating with profound economic liabilities exceeding those of cancer, stroke, and heart disease combined.

As Americans left the farm for the city, children who had been valuable farmhands became economic liabilities, and motherhood became a less valued role for women.

That includes not just tough, well-enforced regulations, economic liabilities and criminal penalties for companies that prove too dangerous, but also positive incentives and public rewards for those that put safety first.

Throughout history these are the categories of people who are not economic players; in fact they have largely been dismissed as economic liabilities.

Moreover, society avoids wasting hundreds of thousands of dollars on criminal justice costs, and reduces welfare and food stamp support, lost earning, taxes not paid, and the many other economic liabilities of letting young lives go to waste.

Without public subsidies, including limits on economic liability in the event of an accident, it would not be economically viable.

"Inequality is also an economic liability; inequality costs.

In a modern society children are an economic liability, not an asset.

Yet there currently is no mechanism to pay for this massive economic liability for climate change.

Solving youth unemployment is a worthy objective – youth unemployment in Australia is a scourge and an economic liability.