Sentence examples for contributing to litigation from inspiring English sources
We identified factors contributing to litigation in the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
One factor contributing to litigation is the rapid availability of information about corporate mistakes and losses, which in the past might have taken longer to circulate among investors, said Michael Young, a partner at Willkie Farr & Gallagher in New York.
Problems in communication are known to contribute to malpractice litigation.
Grassley said Geithner's decision not to take action to end the dominance of Libor, or at least inform the American public, has contributed to emerging litigation that threatens to clog U.S. courts with multi-billion dollar class action lawsuits and losses on interest rate swaps by local, municipal, and state governments which may also lead to more lawsuits.
Their reports have contributed to strategic litigations and intervened in ongoing debates concerning the effects of EU migration policies.
It has been suggested that a lowering of the threshold for deciding to perform a caesarean delivery and fear of litigation for not performing a caesarean section are main factors contributing to rising rates [ 1, 17, 18].
Contributing to this trend of increasingly detected unrequested information is the growing culture of medical litigation wherein radiological lawsuits pertaining to missed diagnoses and perceived failure to initiate follow-up investigations form a growing majority of the total [ 9].
The litigation, which has been stayed because of the bankruptcy filing, cost Sonicblue as much as $1 million a month, contributing to a loss last quarter of $33.4 million on $67 million in sales.
It may, however, contribute to increased medical litigation.
