Sentence examples for something of a liability from inspiring English sources

Most important is Mugabe's age and health, which remain something of a liability for the party.

The mall's proximity to Yankee Stadium has been something of a liability, some store executives said.

Aurélien Rougerie – 7 His passing has been found out and can be something of a liability.

But he added that in an era of remote-controlled drones, human pilots were something of a liability.

(6/10) BG Diego Placente Not bad coming forward but something of a liability at left-back.

In fact, Hribal's ability to give his grieving narrators such eerily accurate voices becomes something of a liability when the works are read back to back.

Palmer is considered something of a defensive liability and Brosius's first preference is to remain with the Yankees.

Unfortunately for Mr Bush, overt friendliness to boardrooms and financiers has become something of a political liability, following a wave of accounting scandals.

Unfortunately for him and other members of his administration, friendliness to boardrooms and financiers has become something of a political liability following a wave of accounting scandals.

Unfortunately for him and other members of his administration, friendliness to boardrooms and financiers has become something of a political liability following the wave of accounting scandals.

As the public has become aware of the spiralling costs associated with building a new Foxconn plant in the state, the deal has become something of a political liability for the governor.