Sentence examples for real liability from inspiring English sources

Controlled fires are controversial, and they raise real liability issues.

"His inability to engage the politicians here has been a real liability," one Democratic lawmaker complained.

Bush and Baker fail to convey passion on issues, and that can be a real liability.

Outrage over Click had become a real liability for the university system.

She spun in 86 percent of her first serves against Stosur, but in this match the Errani serve could be a real liability.

Matthew Weidner, a real estate lawyer in St . Petersburg Fla., said he interpreted the lender's actions as saying, "We have real liability here".

Share prices were not affected, for instance, when FASB recently required firms to account for health-care benefits for workers after retirement, a change that looked huge but made no difference to their real liabilities.

But magistrates questioning company officials said earlier this week that they believed Parmalat, guided by Mr. Tanzi, had built up a network of offshore companies over the last 15 years in which nonexistent assets were declared to offset real liabilities accumulated by the company in a frenzied global acquisition spree.

Reducing the deficit and privatizing the big industries still under state control means taking on the powerful unions and making more job cuts at a time when high unemployment has become a real political liability.

And many of those tax changes - like the loss of the personal exemption amount and the doubling of the standard deduction - are so sweeping that many taxpayers really don't know what their real tax liability should look like in 2018.

Those payments threatened to keep sucking money from the account indefinitely, with the potential to cause overdraft fees, other penalties and real financial liability for his surviving spouse.