Sentence examples for terrible liability from inspiring English sources
Hemingway thus reported that Tracy was a "terrible liability to the picture", and had to be reassured that the star was being carefully photographed to disguise his weight.
In addition to the terrible loss of life, liabilities totaled upwards of $2 billion and forced the railroad company into bankruptcy.
"Until the new law, the ISP was going to be in a terrible position of facing legal liability on one hand and responsibility to law enforcement on the other," he says.
The huge liability shows Hinkley is a "terrible deal" for the UK public, according to critics, with the company also guaranteed three times today's price for electricity for 35 years.
"We know we can stop some and save lives… if we reverse this terrible law that gave gunmakers and sellers liability protection from their own actions," she said.
Stuart Rothenberg, a nonpartisan analyst of Congressional races, said the potential ethics trials would come at a terrible time politically for Democrats and would saddle them with another liability headed into an already difficult November.
Carr, who tweeted on Thursday that he had made a "terrible error of judgment", sheltered £3.3m in the Jersey-based K2 scheme, which dramatically reduced his tax liability by lending him back money.
His state is in a terrible financial pickle it is required by law to balance its budget yet its revenues and long-term liabilities are badly out of line.
Terrible, terrible, terrible.
It also gives her liabilities like a sex life, provides her with an unhelpful zealot as a campaign adviser and underscores the terrible malleability of the voting public.
