Sentence examples for net liabilities from inspiring English sources

The UK's net liabilities without including the banks is £988.7bn.

It had net liabilities of £250.4 million at the end of March.

However net liabilities increased from £19.4m in 2008 to £22.2m last year.

Last.fm reported that net liabilities rose from £31.5m to £35.4m year-on-year.

For example, since the early 1990s, as its current-account deficit has soared, America's net liabilities have more than doubled.

In 1999, it had net liabilities of $1.9 trillion, more than 20% of GDP, and the figure is still rising.

If it increases that patient's survival to two years and one month, it's a net liability.

The net liability, that is what's owed if everything owed is gathered and then everything owned is sold, has decreased by £58bn from the previous year.

By season's end, Ramirez's stats will probably be in the ballpark of what we projected, but so far, he's been a net liability for anyone who paid the steep price for him.

It cites plans that a new owner would take over, for employees at the two papers, that have $123 million in assets and $182 million in obligations, for a net liability of $59 million.

The scale of the net liability to be borne by the public purse will depend crucially on British Energy's performance in future years," the audit office chief says.