Sentence examples for enormous litigation from inspiring English sources

They also "exerted an enormous litigation pressure, risk, leverage and incentive for BP, through the G.C.C.F., to try to settle its liabilities, in advance of trial," they wrote.

And because auditing is a low-margin business burdened with enormous litigation risk and hence insurance costs—accounting firms must diversify in order to survive.

Not long ago investors shunned it because of the enormous risk of litigation.

Mr. Gilsanz is one of about 130 structural engineers from 30 firms who have been named as defendants in an enormous cloud of litigation that drifts, year by year, through the federal court.

"Businesses ranging from the smallest start-up to the largest Fortune 500 company are suffering from the enormous waste that the threat of litigation and actual litigation are causing," said Gary Shapiro, president of the Consumer Electronics Assn. "Each one of these threats must be taken seriously by a company," he added.

The government cannot be seen as conducting litigation with the enormous implications of this litigation -- litigation imbued with significant public interest -- in such a way as to select by which forum as between the Supreme Court of the United States and an inferior appellate court it wishes to be bound.

"We face enormous burdens and costs in litigation.

Because there is so much uncertainty and financial risk in the litigation, "there's enormous pressure on BP to settle with the government," said David M. Uhlmann, who headed the Justice Department's environmental crimes section under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.

The disparity between top-of-the-line Cochrane Reviews based on published articles and the totality of proprietary scientific evidence made available in the process of litigation can be enormous.

And Dr. Villasenor noted that cellphones have spread affordably and with tremendous social benefit throughout the world "despite an enormous amount of patents, and patent litigation".

"CSPI has enormous legal hurdles in this type of litigation," says Jane Thorpe, a partner in the Atlanta office of Alston & Bird in the firm's product liability group.