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.
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.
The environmental value corresponds to a permanent cow effect, which means that the liability value represents a mean liability over lactation.
Advocacy Committee, which was formed this year to mobilize support for the program, isn't convinced that it represents a financial liability.
The International Monetary Fund represents a contingent liability to taxpayers in the United States — much as the Federal National Mortgage Association (known as Fannie Mae) and Freddie Mac (formally the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation) have in the past — and as too-big-to-fail megabanks do now.
States and cities have to put money aside to pay for future pensions, and the portion of that obligation that is "unfunded" represents a huge liability — from $1 trillion to $3.5 trillion, depending on your assumptions about future pension-fund investment returns.
Mr. Romney did not once mention the federal auto bailout under Presidents Bush and Obama, which helped save many manufacturing and auto companies in the state, but which also represents a political liability for him here, as he publicly and vigorously counseled against the government-financed plan.
