Sentence examples for greatest liabilities from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the same gorgeously involuted landscapes that shaped Italy's rich history and culture are also the country's greatest liabilities.

But now his penchant for public relations coups, each seemingly intended to outdo the last, threatens to become one of his greatest liabilities.

But some of them were also my greatest liabilities, and empowering them only made them bigger liabilities, which certainly did not help my customer service.

Ironically, the marriage, a liaison of convenience that was meant to silence gossip and, perhaps as important, to provide heirs to carry on the Bhutto legacy, has proved to be one of Benazir's greatest liabilities.

Mr. Bush strongly defended the parts of his record that critics and opponents view as his greatest liabilities: taxes, government spending, the handling of terrorist suspects and, especially, the war on Iraq.

Auletta says that Bloomberg's background in business has been one of his strongest assets — "As an administrator, as an executive, Mike Bloomberg is first class," he says — as well as one of his greatest liabilities, in that it has resulted in a tendency to over-rely on quantifiable measures of success.

The new Mini Coupé's greatest asset is also, paradoxically, its greatest liability.

But truly holding a gaze turns out to be her greatest liability.

Its designers and curators struggled to make an asset of the museum's greatest liability.

When she turned her derision on Lincoln, Dickinson's sharp tongue became her greatest liability.

From the beginning, his image was his greatest liability as a politician.