Sentence examples for appetite for litigation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jackson's appetite for litigation did not stop after he entered the wine business and thoroughbred racing.

Schools also argue that they cannot afford recess because of high insurance costs and parents' greater appetite for litigation.

When an anonymous 40-something actor from Texas announced earlier this month that she planned to sue the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) for publishing her real age, it looked like just another tittery example of some American's appetite for litigation.

The quality of the evidence, the perceived culpability of the wrongdoer and the parties' negotiating prowess and appetite for complex litigation will all go into the mix, with unpredictable results.

Either way, the mere fact that hundreds of families are contemplating lawsuits is one of the earliest indicators of what the appetite may be for litigation -- especially since many families have expressed growing concerns about the complexity and fairness of the compensation fund.

The potential exists for litigation in cases of infection.

Shootings are Russia's substitute for litigation.

It also provides more avenues for litigation.

An $11 million fund is for litigation.

Its purpose is for litigation.

The result is a situation that is ripe for litigation.