Sentence examples for liability for him from inspiring English sources

The issue of Mitt Romney's taxes continues to be a political liability for him.

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

Of course, Mr. Gingrich's decades-long experience in and around Washington threatens to be a clear liability for him in some other areas.

That said, Mr. Cuomo and his advisers clearly sense that Mr. Pataki's handling of the matter could be a liability for him in next year's race.

If the stock market was a political asset for Mr. Obama while it was going up, that could mean it is a political liability for him while it is going down.

The candidates arrived here as foreign policy, which had been a political asset for Mr. Obama, has become more of a liability for him lately, particularly after the attack that killed the American ambassador to Libya last month.

Mr. Diller has also argued in his lawsuit that the agreements obligate Vivendi to pay certain tax liabilities for him and his company.

Mr. Sheha said that in 2005 Mr. Boymelgreen offered the building's residents a $250,000 settlement if they agreed to sign a waiver releasing him from liability for any new problems; they turned him down.

But Mr. Berríos's increasing emotional instability, depression and heavy drinking — and a scandalous episode in 1992 in which he ran to a police station claiming that his handlers were out to kill him — had made him a liability for his Chilean protectors and Uruguayan hosts, and he disappeared, the investigation found.

But the trial court rejected Mr. Prince's argument, thereby exposing him to liability for the millions of dollars he had earned from the exhibition and giving Mr. Cariou the right to destroy the unsold paintings.

"It's not clear to me that he's made any false statements in legal documents that could open him to liability for perjury," Hasen said.