Sentence examples for extensive discovery from inspiring English sources

And Microsoft says it will ask for extensive discovery and in-court testimony.

Judge Metzner, with the assistance of Magistrate Sinclair, supervised extensive discovery through most of 1978.

It therefore disapproved of the hearsay nature of the Mobbs Declaration and anticipated quite extensive discovery of various military affairs.

For its part, Microsoft said the proposal was so extreme that it would force the company to ask for extensive discovery and in-court testimony on the remedy.

Mastro cited a little-used statute that entitles an American litigant facing a lawsuit abroad to pursue extensive "discovery" inside the United States.

The opportunity to use expert witnesses and conduct extensive discovery, to get facts and documentation, makes the courtroom an ideal venue for this debate.

Extensive discovery--the hallmark of litigation--is thus very pricey.

An aborted settlement could lead to extensive legal discovery concerning what the NFL knew about concussions and when, discovery that the NFL has been able to avoid by negotiating a settlement that many feel will leave numerous players sick and without recourse.

In turn, this realization led to extensive research, discovery, and development of other cancer chemotherapeutic agents.

Despite extensive effort, discovery of effective UA derivatives has so far met with only limited success.

After earlier judicial rulings and extensive pretrial discovery, only three defendants were involved: petitioner and two White House aides (petitioners in Harlow v. Fitzgerald, post, p. 800).