Sentence examples for liability time from inspiring English sources

He added of companies that monitor athletes' online activities: "These companies are selling snake oil that contains a major legal liability time bomb.

As a result, NBC was able to turn the Beijing Games with all their potential liabilities — time differences, pollution and potential political upheaval — into a triumph for the network.

And his decency may appear as a political liability from time to time, but will work for him well with voters in the long run.

"What they wanted was an opportunity to come into the bankruptcy court and ask the court to establish some new principle of law that would free them from liability every time they have to litigate in the state courts," said Elihu Inselbuch, a New York plaintiffs' lawyer who opposed the automakers.

Regardless, Battier clearly isn't running for office, so there is no way to know how big an electoral liability his time in Durham would have been.

Eysenbach has written a thorough review of the potential problems of liability and time pressures [ 11].

Make sure that you are approaching your advocacy in ways that will not expose you to liability over time.

But as the years passed, she also became a liability at times.

His bluntness — or "brain-to-mouth," as he has described it — has been a liability at times.

Ghana's youth can be a liability at times — resulting in impulsive late tackles and impetuous shots — but even though Germany's defense was occasionally shaky, it seemed chiefly to benefit from the speed and ebullience of its young players.

Specialization is not always a liability; in times of environmental stability, the specialized animal enjoys many advantages, but, in a rapidly changing world, it is the less-specialized animals that are more likely to survive and flourish.