Sentence examples for brewing lawsuit from inspiring English sources

Hopefully young women are looking for at least one of the above, because it's certainly not the money, honey: as a brewing lawsuit brought against the Oakland Raiders by their cheer squad has revealed, NFL cheerleaders are some of the most poorly paid legal workers in America.

Back in January 2010, when the Catalan chef announced that he was closing elBulli, the idea that so successful a restaurant would voluntarily close was unthinkable to many, and foodie circles speculated that an ugly reason – health problems, money issues, a brewing lawsuit – lay beneath the unexpected decision.

When he and his companions arrive at the Coors Light castle, its king says, "Looks like the corn syrup has come home to be brewed". The lawsuit claims that this statement, in particular, makes it seem as if corn syrup may be the only ingredient in Coors Light.

In an hour-long talk, Musk and Boring Co. Director Steve Davis focused on the changes their tunneling technology could bring to traffic-choked Southern California, and largely ignored the tensions — and the lawsuit — brewing over the company's efforts to exempt the Westside tunnel's construction from environmental review.

And already there are lawsuits brewing.

With similar lawsuits brewing in South Korea, Japan, and the US; Intel could face heavy fines.

Already there are lawsuits brewing.. it sports the sharpest display and best video camera we've seen on any phone, and even outshines its high-scoring predecessors with improved battery life and such new features as a front-facing camera for video chats and a built-in gyroscope that turns the phone into a super-responsive game controller.

Example: Suppose your "independent contractor" driver was in an accident and a lawsuit is brewing.

A personal-injury lawsuit could be brewing.

That seems to be the debate that has been brewing in a year-old lawsuit related to iPhone apps and the purchasing mechanisms inside them.

The basis for the lawsuit is that brewing hot coffee produces acrylamide, which is on a list of substances that California claims cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.