Sentence examples for Legal onslaught from inspiring English sources

The legal onslaught has been costly.

Facebook's board may well survive the legal onslaught.

On Thursday, he had joined Roberts in defending Barack Obama's healthcare reforms from yet another legal onslaught by conservative critics.

Lin Bin, its president, says it has been filing thousands of patents in preparation for a legal onslaught: "This is something we expect to happen".

In North Carolina yesterday, Parmalat, the bankrupt Italian dairy company, continued its legal onslaught against everyone who helped the former management, filing suit against Bank of America.

He meant that Rinehart might sue him for defamation, a relatively easy thing to do in Australia, and that defending himself against the sort of legal onslaught she is renowned for mounting would leave him destitute.

But Obama's main focus will be ensuring that the rules cutting carbon emissions from power plants – the biggest single US climate pledge - survive a legal and political onslaught.

As a result, legal commentators anticipate an onslaught of legal challenges to the new rules, which rely extensively on accompanying guidance.

The onslaught of legal filings in Florida would not have surprised Alexis de Tocqueville, that famous 19th-century interpreter of American behavior.

The verdicts jolted the international scientific community, which feared they might open the way to an onslaught of legal actions against scientists who evaluate the risks of natural hazards.

But before I discuss the start of this onslaught of legal challenges, one thing struck me when writing this.