The phrase "as suing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The company is facing challenges, as suing may not be the best option."
Alternatives: "like suing" or "such as suing".
They are engaged in work like governing, manufacturing, health care providing, retailing and researching (as well as suing).
Die Toten Hosen's punk rock credentials didn't stretch as far as suing the CDU for their performance.
As well as suing the car company, Viktor and Irina Yelchin are filing suits against AutoNation and ZF North America, who manufactured the gear shifter.
Congress doesn't have a lot of viable options to force the president's hand on foreign policy — other than incredibly confrontational ones such as suing or impeaching him.
The company even went as far as suing indigenous groups who asked for the compensation and asked the Ecuadorian court to reject the research reports that documented pollution in the Amazon basin.
Rooftop installations, booming six months ago, have all but halted, and Solar City is transferring large numbers of workers to other districts, as well as suing the utility to have the new charges overturned.
He soon went into private practice, representing financial firms as well as plaintiffs suing police departments for alleged brutality.
In fact, HFC has made almost as much money suing rivals as selling credit cards.
This Is not as big a threat as perhaps suing in Pennsylvania, rue21's home jurisdiction.
And many of the parties responsible for falsehoods are anonymous Twitter and 4chan users, who aren't as easy to sue as a site like Infowars.
The Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway and 43 other carriers 5 joined as plaintiffs, suing on behalf of themselves and others similarly situated.
