Sentence examples for a huge judgment from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that BP won't fight a huge judgment against it.

A community near us got a huge judgment against Shell but the appeals have taken 10 years so far.

MP3.com had hoped to escape a huge judgment by arguing that virtually all of Universal's copyrights were invalid.

Other states have limited cities' liability in various ways, like a cap on the amount of damages, but New York City can be hit with a huge judgment even when the city isn't primarily to blame for an accident.

Yet Dr. Fred Silverberg, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Chatham, said that doctors were somewhat to blame for rising claims payouts because they often asked their insurer to settle rather than risk a huge judgment.

And the Loewen Group, a large funeral home operator throughout North America that is based in Canada, is trying to use Nafta to overturn a huge judgment against it for anticompetitive practices.

Mr. Szymanczyk's presence on the witness stand today showed how determined the tobacco companies are to persuade the jury to deny the plaintiffs a potentially huge judgment.

These small trials become a huge symbolic judgment.

A18 Effort to Sway Tobacco Jury The chief executive of Philip Morris, Michael Szymanczyk, testified in a Miami courtroom in an effort to dissuade a jury from recommending a huge punitive judgment in a class-action suit by Florida smokers.

The case is one of a series of suits brought against foreign leaders by the Center for Constitutional Rights in recent years, all of which have had a similar outcome: a huge money judgment that everyone agrees will be impossible to collect.

Hoping to dissuade a Miami-Dade County jury from recommending a huge punitive judgment, the chief executive of Philip Morris Inc., Michael Szymanczyk, testified today that a series of lawsuits in the 1990's "made it pretty clear the company was out of alignment with society's expectations of it".