Facebook's (now former) Chief Privacy Officer Chris Kelly doesn't have to worry about frivolous privacy lawsuits any more.
Living in Europe, where there is far less worry about frivolous lawsuits, restaurants often have big playgrounds on the premises.
Likewise, the anger voiced by many priests after Dallas probably did not stem solely from practical worries about frivolous accusations and a lack of due process but also from many other large and small grievances that priests nursed against their bishops.
Software companies, venture capitalists, and the EFF worry that this frivolous patent litigation is slowing innovation.
Citing several grants that Smith and others have called frivolous or worse, Johnson also worries that the legislation, if passed, will make researchers less likely to propose bold ideas out of fear that their work will be publicly ridiculed.
Our worries are not frivolous, or because we are vain, but the result of something very real and pressing.
He'll be thrilled to be able to download apps without worrying about being frivolous; it's a gift, so he can try anything out!
In this moment of tidal change, when our daily worries are looking quite frivolous, for what purpose do we turn to fiction?
Patients, too, may feel they are being fobbed off with second-best, and governments worry that it could stimulate frivolous demand.So countries where provision is currently limited or non-existent may be quickest to move.
He was raised in Chicago by a fireman father, Cal, who didn't stop worrying about his son's frivolous choice of profession until after Donnie Brasco, in 1997.
"For small-business owners, the threat of a frivolous lawsuit remains one of their greatest worries," Jack Faris, president of the business group, said.
