Sentence examples for liability in that from inspiring English sources

Legal fees and interest bring the city's liability in that case to more than $10 million.

A pension promise is a bond-like liability in that it obliges the scheme to pay out a steady stream of cash well into the future.

There may be another liability, in that quartets playing the work this way expose themselves to a sequence of Himalayan climbs followed by an assault on Mount Everest.

The Bush administration supports the government in Ethiopia as a bulwark against terrorism and has characterized the legislation as a liability in that effort.

When Arris' acquisition was announced in December, CEO Bob Stanzione suggested that one of the sweeteners for the purchase of Motorola Home was that Arris' liability in that case, were TiVo to win it, would be capped.

While CSFB made no admission of liability in that case, there are hundreds of investor lawsuits working their way through the legal system alleging chicanery in the allocation of IPO shares.

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.

"Equally troubling is the all-too-common agency practice of defining disparate impact liability in terms that are vague and indeterminate," Texas argues in its brief.

The group is seeking punitive and personal liability damages in that case.

If the diverting parade of American political men crashing and burning their careers over sex indicates anything about us, maybe it's that the male appendage could be on its way to becoming the kind of liability in politics that legendary period-induced mood swings used to pose for female candidates for higher office.

"We want the consumer to go to the source data, because there is a lot of liability in publishing that," said Mike Alfred, co-founder and chief executive of BrightScope.