Sentence examples for going to trial it from inspiring English sources

Going to trial, it's said, is like rolling the dice.

But every time we've gotten close to going to trial, it gets postponed and we've wasted money and time and it has just drained our creative energy.

That doesn't guarantee legal victory for the police officer, and with so few police-involved shootings going to trial, it's impossible to discern a clear correlation between the race of jurors and the outcome of those cases, said Bayer.

If the case goes to trial, "it has the potential to be as big as the O. J. Simpson trial — and just as divisive," said Piers Morgan, the CNN interviewer.

If AMD can settle its legal complaint with Intel on favorable terms before its case goes to trial it may be able to keep slugging it out with its competitor for years to come.

The S.E.C. responded that of its last 11 cases that went to trial, it prevailed in eight.

If the tribunal decides to go to trial, it would begin in the fall, he said.

If this case goes to trial, it will provide a defense.

If some of those cases had gone to trial, it would have had the effect of lancing the wound.

Had the case gone to trial, it would have been heard by an S.E.C. administrative law judge.

If the case does go to trial, it will be in a very small minority of employment suits that are not settled.