Sentence examples for many liabilities from inspiring English sources
But France has also many liabilities.
Like carmakers, many newspaper groups suffer from too many liabilities.
He insists that he has not gotten rich here because he has taken on so many liabilities.
Many liabilities are in foreign currency and large in relation to the UK's GDP, prompting comparison with Iceland, which in effect went bust because of its overextended banks.
Certainly, deposit insurance limits bank runs, but most banks have many liabilities that are not insured deposits, many of which are short term and can be called overnight.
"You lose as many liabilities as the court will let you," he said, "and no one can argue that you didn't get enough".
"There were so many liability issues in hosting such an event," she said.
"The fact that they've obviously delved into commercial property and had so many commercial liabilities surprises me.
Centrism requires a delicate balancing act, which Nixon, a man with many innate liabilities as a politician, turned out to be extremely good at.
And if the subsequent fall in markets means that the gap of many pension liabilities have grown, any future claims that public sector funds are not being managed well will be met with derision from exasperated finance directors.
Interest rates are already on the floor and even back-door inflation would not help because bond yields would soar and, in any case, many government liabilities are inflation-linked.
