Sentence examples for a larger judgment from inspiring English sources

Seeking a larger judgment, Sue Ann Hamm's lawyers called expert witnesses to show that Continental grew because of Harold Hamm's deft management decisions.

The worst outcome would be if Apple wins a large judgment.

MP3.com's lawyer, Michael Rhodes, countered that a large judgment would bankrupt the San Diego-based company.

Mr. Dees' goal is to win a large judgment that will force the group to surrender their compound in payment.

That filing came after Pennzoil won a large judgment from Texaco for breaking up Pennzoil's merger with Getty.

But he said he would seek to have the trial moved to Providence because he thought Newport jurors might be biased against awarding a large judgment.

The idea is that a large judgment will force the Aryan Nations to turn over the compound to the plaintiffs in payment.

The judge's criticism, the fact that Ms. Bryant had initially sought $10 million in compensatory and punitive damages, and the secrecy surrounding the settlement raised questions about whether she had obtained a large judgment against the city.

That money is now in jeopardy because the tobacco giant Philip Morris, which is now part of a company called Altria and which pays a large part of the settlement, has threatened bankruptcy in the face of a large judgment against it in Illinois.

While such a suit is unlikely to bring a large judgment unless it can be proved that H.P. was aware of the misstatements, it is likely to result in the company spending millions to defend itself and possibly settle the claim.

And to further deepen the council's worries about forging into unknown territory, Mortgage Resolution Partners – which has lined up investors to take over the loans once they have been seized by the city – has said that while it will pay for Richmond's legal defence, it can't buy insurance to cover a large judgment against the city.