Sentence examples for important liability from inspiring English sources
New York needs to look this expensive, important liability in the eye.
In a 2006 New York Times Op-Ed article titled "A Poverty of the Mind," the sociologist Orlando Patterson suggested that the most important liability for many African-American men isn't joblessness or poor education, but what he called the "cool pose," a masculine stance of power and invulnerability that made hanging out, doing drugs and risking going to jail a worthy career.
Vague or lacking regulatory frameworks concerning sharing economy platforms and CL give rise to important liability questions [2].
And the Senate must act soon on a new intellectual property treaty; it contains important liability protection for Internet service providers whose customers violate copyright laws.
It is very common that the assumed environmental parameters differ from the true ones, and thus sensitivity to mismatch is the most important liability with matched-field methods [1].
Cardiothoracic surgeons, as hospital-based procedural specialists, bring unique assets and certain important liabilities into this massive restructuring of our health care delivery system.
Important liabilities that were tucked away in footnotes or not reported at all, like pension obligations, off-balance-sheet entities and derivative exposures, have been dragged into the sunlight.
As noted earlier, the rationale for developing an alternative to warfarin in AF patients lay not in concerns over its efficacy, but rather with the important liabilities of warfarin that limit its long-term use, thus creating a large unmet need.
I strongly recommend hiring a good I.P. lawyer and — just as important — buying liability insurance that will cover legal fees.
The promising results suggest that the proposed method is useful for not only finding promiscuous drugs for their new usages, but also predicting some important toxic liabilities.
When confronted with a spouse's wishes that conflict with those provided by the patient's AD, over half of respondents (53%) considered the threat of legal liability as important or very important to their decision.
