Sentence examples for almost sued from inspiring English sources

Havoc almost sued to stop the musical going ahead.

* Not since my peerless stablemate Matthew Norman was (almost) sued for a bad review of Shepherd's have London's fine diners seen such an overheated feud as the one boiling between esteemed Sunday Times critic AA Gill and esteemed chef Jason Atherton.

I don't necessarily think that's true for a lot of influencers". He added, "I think we could almost sue them for using a false or misleading description". Of course, this isn't true of successful influencers.

We spotted the costumes from the latest G.I. Joe movie and almost got sued for posting them.

Jello contacted us and told us Crucifux almost got sued.

But the NRA almost immediately sued to block the law and protect the "constitutional rights" of would-be gun buyers under the age of 21.

There are no legal records of such infringements of copyright, since publishers and authors almost never sue educators.

The courtroom battles are unusual because an advertiser almost never sues its former agency when it, the advertiser rather than the agency, initiates the breakup of a relationship.

RBS, which is majority owned by British taxpayers, is unlikely to act until the outcome of the charges is known, but will almost certainly sue if the SEC's case against Goldman is proven.

Though regulators have on a few occasions prosecuted company managers for fraud and negligence, particularly where public safety was put at risk, shareholders almost never sue over management conduct, especially at large publicly traded companies like Tokyo Style.

Politicians in the United States almost never sue for slander or libel, partly because American law puts public figures to the nearly insurmountable burden of proving not only that the statements they object to are false but also that they were made with knowledge of that falsity or with serious doubts about their truth.