Sentence examples for endless litigation from inspiring English sources

Education grants, or the F.B.I.? Endless litigation would follow.

The judge fears endless litigation tying up the courts.

He has made a point of avoiding public showdowns with chief executives, or seemingly endless litigation.

Squeezed by sluggish economic growth, strict new regulations and seemingly endless litigation, profits will remain elusive.

It's hard to know what will happen in Massachusetts, other than endless litigation.

Justice Scalia, who is often attracted to bright line rules, said allowing case-by-case determinations would produce endless litigation.

But Kate Poole, an attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, which led the appeal of Wanger's ruling, said the 9th Circuit opinion may put an end to the seemingly endless smelt litigation.

But the last times I went there the new owners, who I'm told are embroiled in endless cross-litigation with ex-owner Stanley Bard, had taken all the art from the lobby walls and the staircases, padlocked the unrented rooms, and kicked out everyone except the rent-stabilized, permanent tenants.

"Condemned inmates will never run out of ideas for changes to the procedures, drugs or equipment used during lethal injection," the state said, warning that the Supreme Court would go "down an endless road of litigation" if it accepted the case.

She said that Congress was happier with the program than it had been in the past in part because it had transformed itself from a "study, study, study program," with endless delays and litigation, to "a big construction program, and the money goes right into the communities".

Nor is it clear that a bipartisan bill would provide the stability he envisions; the 1996 Telecommunications Act, which is at the heart of all this conflict, was itself passed with quite a bipartisan crowd, but has been the subject of endless debate and litigation.