Sentence examples for greater liabilities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum avoids two of Mr. Gingrich's greater liabilities.

But in politics there are few greater liabilities than a perceived lack of definition.

This would be a woeful prospect when taken in isolation, but seems more reprehensible when we know that others with much greater liabilities (moral if not legal ones) are treated with kid gloves.

His greater liabilities were his wildly mixed messages, gross overstatements and insistence on inserting himself — like some mouthy Gump doppelgänger with a doctorate — into every key moment of the late 20th century.

I wonder, though, if his brand of intelligence isn't the greater liability in a director.

This "Abbott moment" has come to seem like a greater liability for him than anything he actually said in Afghanistan.

But against the Clippers, Novak was a greater liability on defense than he was a contributor on offense.

She does support gun control measures such as an assault weapons ban, increased background checks and greater liability for manufacturers.

And for such a film, its bargain-basement production values and lack of wit unexpectedly prove a greater liability than an asset.

As she has risen in prominence, the political stands she has taken have become a greater liability to her than gender bias has been.

Odd as it may seem, tax specialists caution, the absence of an estate tax could result in greater liability on smaller fortunes than on bigger ones.