Sentence examples for instead suing from inspiring English sources

But those partners may try not to, instead suing BP for negligence.

The workers dropped the cask, and the rabbi refused to pay them, instead suing them for negligence.

Moreover, the impasse over pay looks likely to drag on; even though legislators could easily override Mr Quinn's pay freeze, the two Democratic leaders of the legislature, Michael Madigan, the House Speaker, and John Cullerton, the Senate president, are instead suing in court for their salaries.

The latter seems more likely after a report by the Office of the Inspector General that found the FBI had failed to utilize its own resources to access locked phones, instead suing Apple and then hastily withdrawing the case when its basis (a locked phone from a terror attack) was removed.

Novak did not sue the Jaguars but instead sued Lucie and his employer, Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute.

Australia's richest person may instead sue the show's production company.

The Daily News refused and instead sued, arguing that the law was unconstitutional.

No, car owners may choose not to participate and instead sue Volkswagen for better terms.

The plaintiffs instead sued Napster for contributory copyright infringement, on the grounds that the service makes it possible for the wholesale infringement to occur.

When homeowners complained, Procida was obliged to agree to make repairs, although at least one resident declined the repairs and instead sued.

Either because they didn't want to do these studies or because they feared the results, manufacturers instead sued the drug agency in federal court, arguing that e-cigarettes should instead be regulated as tobacco products.