Sentence examples for enduring lawsuits from inspiring English sources

He also revolutionized the sport by leaving college early, enduring lawsuits and unfair negative publicity early in his career.

It led to one of the biggest and most enduring lawsuits in industry history but in the end AMD made billions, became a major figure in the microprocessor business, and positioned itself to compete against Intel for years to come.

A recent lawsuit exemplifies the enduring significance of Roe's potential-life holding.

As The Economist went to press, many shareholders were still waiting until the very last minute to tender their shares, enduring a barrage of advertisements, boasts, lawsuits and spin-doctoring being hurled by each side.The choice that Paribas's investors had to make was whether to swap their shares for SocGen's (along with a bit of cash), or for those of BNP.

The lawsuit describes Officer Vasnaik enduring daily abuse from co-workers.

Earlier this month, another former American Apparel employee, Irene Morales, filed a $250 lawsuit in Brooklyn Supreme Court after "enduring eight anguished months of forced sex," according to the New York Daily News.

The bar was forced to preemptively shut down in September after enduring a litany of neighbors' complaints, threatened lawsuits, an ever-growing media presence, and chronic shortages of ice and PBR.

Inspired more by the marches led by Martin Luther King, Jr., than by the lawsuits brought by Thurgood Marshall, Obama thought that enduring change came, above all, from popular mobilization and enlightenment.

But the lawsuit seems destined to have an enduring afterlife, and not just because of the revelation that it had been secretly financed by a tech billionaire with a vendetta against Gawker.

An enduring marriage, fortune-building, philanthropy, missed deadlines and a lawsuit paved a zig-zag path to the museum's construction.

Susan Karten, a lawyer who has handled numerous lawsuits against the department, said she was skeptical of viewing any recent improvements as an enduring change.