Sentence examples for devastating verdict from inspiring English sources

But the decision comes as cigarette makers are bracing for a possibly devastating verdict in Florida, where a jury is hearing a class-action case brought on behalf of smokers there.

Several editors picked up on his instransigent stance: "I can't say sorry for Iraq... I'd do it again" (Metro); "I'd take the same decision" (Daily Telegraph); "Blair defiant as Chilcot delivers devastating verdict on Iraq war" (Guardian); "Shamed Blair: I'm sorry but I'd do it again" (Daily Express); and "Defiant Blair: I'd invade Iraq again" (i).

Richard Nixon couldn't stop producing his, in one form or another, in a quest to revise history's devastating verdict.

The chair, councillor Alan Hall, delivered a devastating verdict, citing "insufficient grounds for a compelling case in the public interest".

The emergency Jar, conducted by Ofsted, was demanded by Balls and, when it delivered its devastating verdict on 1 December, he forced Shoesmith out.

In a surprising and devastating verdict for the paint industry, a Rhode Island jury found four paint manufactuers liable for the state's decades-old lead-contamination problem.

Her trip to Houston, Texas to discuss a merged project with TransCanada and Exxon Mobil betrays Alaskans still reeling from last year's devastating Supreme Court verdict.

His lawyer, Julia L. Gatto, called the verdict "devastating" and said the government had not proved its case.

Andy Burnham, the Labour leadership contender, called the IFS verdict "devastating" and condemned the celebrations of Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, in the Commons on Wednesday.

Her verdict was devastating for Berezovsky.

Headlines draw spectators to the courtroom, and public opinion ensures that the results will be devastating, no matter what verdict is reached.