Sentence examples for rising liability from inspiring English sources

Owners, hard hit by rising liability insurance bills, wanted to raise their share of the catch of finned fish from 42percentt.

Texas nursing home operators say they are facing a financial crisis in the next two years if the state does not increase reimbursement rates or help contain rising liability costs.

An overwhelming 78percentt say they are concerned about the impact that rising liability costs have on access to care, and 72percentt support a law that caps noneconomic damages.

The India of today is a young nation, finding its roots in socioeconomic development, and is plagued by challenges in health care created by its overwhelming population density of 943.9/mile², its limited ability to expand health care, the persistent burden of communicable diseases, and the rising liability of diseases of affluence [1, 2].

Meanwhile, cities worry about rising liability for injuries that pedestrians suffer in falls on buckled sidewalks.

So were "The Adventures of Robin Hood," "Casablanca" and "The Maltese Falcon". "We used to have some really big hits when we just packed them in," Cooper said, "but we haven't had a sellout for over a year". Cooper said that rising liability insurance rates also contributed to the Vagabond's demise.

Such a deal would enable Massey to meet rising liabilities that have resulted from the accident and still remain independent.

Mr. Romney and his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, often campaign with digital debt clocks ticking off the rising liabilities.

Pension fund managers' own rising liabilities made them tougher in claiming a higher proportion of the investment returns on their money.

To make sure that money to pay death benefits is there if needed, state regulators across the country are forcing the insurers to increase their reserves to match their rising liabilities.

Company pension plans, for example, have been undermined not only by falling stock prices in the bear market, but also by rising liabilities as a result of increased longevity.As if this were not enough, the effective retirement age (a weighted average of the ages when people actually withdraw from work) is often a lot lower than the official retirement age.