Sentence examples for perceived liability from inspiring English sources

"They start understanding the nature of the risks involved…where there is damage and perceived liability, the lawsuits will continue".

It is terrain where Mr. Gore clearly feels he holds an advantage, and it reflects his campaign's effort to turn a perceived liability -- the candidate's wonkishness -- into an asset.

Stringent regulation, as Subtitle C (hazardous waste), would impose a perceived liability upon end-users; greatly reducing beneficial use opportunities.

But what if Shadow IT could be converted from a perceived liability to an invaluable tool for rapid innovation and cost management?

Partly our avoidance was due to a perceived liability in our industry.

And reputation platform Flip.to advertises the opportunity for advocacy to be a massive new hotel marketing channel, and not a perceived liability.

A key part of that introduction involves making the argument that his perceived liabilities should be seen as assets in reaching the party's  goal of defeating Mr. Obama.

we thought about continuing with mixwit as a company, but we could never get assurance that the future of mixwit would not be hurt by the perceived liabilities of its past so we decided it was time to to shut things down.

Some physicians may be hesitant to prescribe TCIs because of a higher perceived medicolegal liability [ 120].

Now he is increasingly perceived as a liability.

In that light, what was once perceived as a liability is now viewed as an advantage.