"two liabilities" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to two things or factors that are considered to be hindrances or disadvantages in a certain situation. Example: The new job offer came with two liabilities - a lower salary and a longer commute.
Some students point fingers at the new technology campus on Roosevelt Island as the cause for the lack of additional aid, but Student Trustee Alex Bores pointed out the two liabilities had no correlation.
However, such sequence specificity also presents at least two liabilities to the innate immune system.
The CI's around beta (0.38 0.99) further indicated that the two liabilities were moderately to strongly related but not identical.
Mastitis and recovery liabilities could be estimated jointly in a bivariate model with a prior on the correlation between the two liabilities.
If one of those two liabilities-on-legs doesn't give away a penalty in the second half while playing in front of a keeper whose nerves are shot, I'll eat... a bite-sized portion of the paper cup containing the coffee Jimbo brought me earlier.
"If that seat is gone, the only thing minority voters will have to hang over elected officials' heads is Section Two liability and constitutional liability, which are much tougher standards to win under," he said.
He carries two liability policies one worth $5 million and the other $10 million.
The combined model assumes that there are also two liability dimensions, positioned on the first determining whether a person is abstinent or influenced by the second liability dimension, and positioned on the second ranging from abstinence to heavy alcohol use.
Rather than assuming two liability distributions, one for autism and one for SLI, they suggest that the different components of autism (social interaction, communication and behavioural repertoire) are independently heritable, and only when all dimensions were impaired would they qualify as cases of autism.
He has five liabilities above $50 million.
Still, Panayiotou is among the few Greeks with zero liabilities: one out of every six owe the government unpaid taxes.
