Sentence examples for represent a liability from inspiring English sources
Led by former Cold Warriors like Henry Kissinger and former Reagan Secretary of State, George Shultz, the emerging bipartisan consensus holds that in the post-9/11 world, nuclear weapons represent a liability, not a strength.
The inability of ATP-competitive inhibitors to suppress non-catalytic AKT functions in certain genetic contexts may represent a liability compared to allosteric AKT inhibitors.
But this does not represent a liability of the work in my opinion; the authors are clearly entitled to their views, and the conclusions they draw appear to be both nuanced and well-supported by the data.
He always appeared a most bizarre choice to manage a club, for as a player his undoubted skills were overshadowed by acts of boorishness that represented a liability for the many teams he played for.
On the other hand, the failure to recognize sleep disturbances when accompanied by medical and/or psychiatric comorbidities represents a liability for Blacks.
Thus, before the company delivers any magazines to the customer, the $120 is classified as deferred revenue and represents a liability to the company.
But those bonds may still represent a continuing liability to banks, and another source of market nervousness.
They also represent a potential liability, extending well beyond the shell margin, their size potentially inhibiting the tight closure of the valves and thus increasing the vulnerability of the individual to predators.
From 1946 until the mid-1960's, General Electric operated the Hanford nuclear reservation in south-central Washington state, a site now estimated by the Federal Government to represent an environmental liability of tens of billions of dollars.
The environmental value corresponds to a permanent cow effect, which means that the liability value represents a mean liability over lactation.
Retained foreign bodies (RFB) after operative interventions are linked to an increased risk of morbidity and mortality, and represent a medico-legal liability.
