Sentence examples for barrage of cases from inspiring English sources

The industry's shrewdest move was to defuse a barrage of cases brought by individual states, aiming to reclaim the cost of treating sick smokers.

A final verdict is expected by the end of July.Gareth Jenkins, an expert on the Turkish army, says that the barrage of cases has had a devastating impact on army morale.

The backlog is so extreme that no judge could possibly familiarize him or herself thoroughly with each file given the daily barrage of cases they're inundated with.

The case against Mr. Belousov and his co-defendants, along with a barrage of criminal cases against opposition leaders, has succeeded in suppressing the protest movement, as its initial enthusiasm has been overtaken by fear and exhaustion.

For some, at least one journalist following on Twitter, the barrage of names, cases and 140-character descriptions of crying became overwhelming.

Instead of a political comeback, Musharraf has been confronted with a barrage of legal cases relating to his time in office.

Moreover, he faces a barrage of court cases, including accusations of supplying weapons to Croatia and Ecuador, and of obstructing the investigation of a 1994 terrorist bombing of a Jewish community-centre.

Also propelling public pension funds to court is a sense that the Securities and Exchange Commission is far too short of staff members to act quickly enough, given the barrage of complex cases.

Following the American lead, European and Canadian steel makers have launched a barrage of "anti-dumping" cases against imports they deem too cheap.

During the Annapolis peace conference this week, Prince Saud al-Faisal, the foreign minister, faced a barrage of questions about the case and promised that the judiciary would review it.

And so the news he confronted a journalist at training in Perth to unload a barrage of abuse, in a case of mistaken identity, was not the biggest surprise this World Cup has thrown up.