Sentence examples for more liability on from inspiring English sources

"This could impact how the civil litigation is resolved, potentially imposing more liability on Halliburton than we originally thought," said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond.

The consumer body had argued that placing more liability on banks for the losses from such scams would create efficient incentives for banks to develop systems to better manage risks.

As long as they do so, laws that regulate guns or impose more liability on gunmakers are going to be very difficult to get".

Analysts would worry if this suit led to more liability cases based on secondary-smoke inhalation.

"There's more liability with telecommuting," English said.

That downloading itself could give us more liability.

He's more liability than asset.

Indeed, her money is more liability than asset.

Dimon, whose bank was a major trading partner with Lehman, wanted Barclays to take on more liabilities from Lehman.

He hopes that changes to the Statement of Recommended Practice SORP (the accountancy rules that charities must follow) this year, which will bring more and more pension liabilities on to balance sheets, will "bring pensions deficits into focus and on to trustees' agendas".

One was the particular character of her tone, which had about it a quality that was more of a liability on records than in the flesh.