Sentence examples for disastrous trial from inspiring English sources

Now, TGN1412 seems poised to go down in medical history as a pharmaceutical lemon, its disastrous trial raising serious questions about whether patient safety is adequately protected in the lucrative race to get products to market.

The sisters' struggle to obtain their inheritance became a grueling, 25-year odyssey in Bronx Surrogate's Court that is only now coming to an end after numerous delays, setbacks and appeals, as well as a disastrous trial in 2003 in which Evelyn, who wears hearing aids in both ears, represented the sisters in court because they could not afford a lawyer.

More recently, McKeever helped the 2004 Olympian Dana Vollmer recover her confidence after a disastrous 2008 trials in which she failed to make the team.

But after the disastrous Achille Lauro trial, Soiles was reluctant to arrest him in Spain.

I knew immediately that all my disastrous crispy tofu trials were the result of a stainless steel pan and too much anxious poking and prodding.

THE HAGUE, Nov. 7 — The man considered the main propagandist of the Serbian nationalism that led to four disastrous wars went on trial on Wednesday at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague.

And it did not point the finger of blame at the then-unionist-dominated Northern Ireland government, which six months before Bloody Sunday had coaxed London into the disastrous policy of internment without trial.

CRITICS of President Obama's decision to prosecute Guantánamo Bay detainees in federal courts have seized on the verdict in the Ahmed Ghailani case as proof that federal trials are a disastrous failure.

ProBioGen, a company based in Berlin, is developing an artificial human lymph node which, it reckons, could have prevented the near-disastrous consequences of a drug trial held in Britain three months ago, in which (despite the drug having passed animal tests) six men suffered multiple organ failure and nearly died.

The disastrous formalin-inactivated RSV (FI-RSV) vaccine trial in the in 1960s resulted in the death of two infants following natural exposure and a 16-fold rise in hospitalisation rate in other vaccine recipients.

Interviewed in 2007 by The Times, Pearman recalled his disastrous experience in the 880-yard run at the 1948 United States Olympic trials.