Sentence examples for go through a trial from inspiring English sources

She herself didn't want to go through a trial.

"Buying sex in Sweden is a shameful crime, people do not want to go through a trial".

Dr. Reddy's said that it decided to drop the suit because of the time it would take to go through a trial and pursue an appeal.

Before a lender will permanently modify a loan under the plan, eligible borrowers must go through a trial period — several months in which they keep current on reduced monthly payments.

After the hearing, McClay's boyfriend, David Shaw, said: "It's a shame it took this long to come to what was a fairly obvious conclusion but I am pleased we do not have to go through a trial".

Today's decision demonstrates the difficulties prosecutors face with child abuse cases in which accusations are reported too late or it takes years for accusers to agree to go through a trial.

And most hosts go through a trial-and-error period.

In treating depression, patients often go through a trial-and-error process of multiple medications before finding the right one.

"He has gone through a trial by fire.

"We're going through a trial period," said Bill Maer, a spokesman for Gerald Speziale, the county sheriff.

Mr. Payzant himself went through a trial by fire before being appointed superintendent.