Sentence examples for liability of having from inspiring English sources

We can't handle the liability of having that, but if we just put water in it, it wouldn't be a true piece.

By doing so, YouTube will avoid the potential liability of having ads appear on copyrighted clips it is not authorized to display.

His decision was a major disappointment to Republican leaders, who had hoped Mr. Craig would make good on his pledge and spare them from the potential political liability of having a senior lawmaker who has become a national punch line.

Huffman says that Reddit doesn't collect that much user data largely because they "don't want the liability of having it, whether it's something that advertisers would get or something law enforcement would ask for, or the government would ask for, or information we could lose if there was a breach".

It has been shown previously (Svensson et al. 2006) that genetic factors, especially the fetal component, account for the majority of the liability of having an SGA birth.

Was it an elaborate ruse designed to induce widespread concern in al-Qaida about the liabilities of having American compatriots?

Of course, here's where we see the liabilities of having a rickety campaign infrastructure come into play.

Was it an elaborate ruse designed to induce widespread concern in al-Qaeda about the liabilities of having American compatriots?

The alterations suggested are often expensive, and not all insurers agree that the liability implications of having such a list would be good for their clients if an attack occurred.

But these days concept cars are nearly always destroyed, because the liability risk of having someone actually drive a show car (one that was never meant to withstand the rigors of the road) is just too great.

Just accept the liability of possibly having to fend for whatever weapon they might have.