Sentence examples for a tide of litigation from inspiring English sources

But even as the hand-counted ballots piled up in Palm Beach and Broward Counties, it became increasingly clear as the tumultuous week ended that the certified results Ms. Harris planned to announce on Sunday would immediately be swept away in a tide of litigation to be filed by both sides.

Look for a rising tide of litigation, policies and regulation.

They cite a rising tide of litigation as parents battle with schools to get their children proper support.

The Argentina case, while unusual for being so drawn out, is just one of a rising tide of litigation involving defaults by countries.

But he also told MPs last week: "We need to try to offset a rising tide of litigation and cost associated with clinical negligence cases".

Ministers are determined to halt "a rising tide of litigation" in the NHS, and will publish plans to abolish legal aid for all clinical negligence cases within weeks.

The Cytodyne case is part of a swelling tide of litigation that is raising serious questions about the way makers of ephedra and other dietary supplements use -- and often misuse -- the promise of scientific proof to market their products.

The origins of the shield law stemmed from a rising tide of litigation against the gun companies by crime victims.

In recent months, Kraft, McDonald's and Coca-Cola have vowed to change marketing strategies and even recipes in an effort to help combat obesity and, no doubt, ward off the coming tide of litigation.

Lawyers cautioned that the judgments were unlikely to impede the tide of litigation challenging bans on head scarves or burqas or on the public display of crucifixes or other religious symbols.

That's a step in the right direction, but the company and its parent need to go much further to stem the tide of litigation.