Sentence examples for larger cases from inspiring English sources

Picard has larger cases to pursue, including those against several banks.

In addition, plaintiffs are more likely to name third-party defendants in larger cases (as measured by "estimated damages").

It was one of the larger cases of pollution in New York Harbor recently and it was cleaned up in a few days.

"We want to clear the decks of the smaller stuff so that the County Attorney and our appraisers can get on with the larger cases in court.

But Miskiri was not prosecuted — a not uncommon outcome in a border region where authorities sometimes choose not to bring charges so that they can pursue larger cases.

Institutions, including public pension plans a subset of institutional investors tend to be involved as plaintiffs in larger cases (i.e., cases with higher "estimated damages").

Will it slide easily into a larger case?

Instead, they would receive directives from larger case-management agencies.

The second, much larger case involves, quite literally, the fate of nations.

This is designed to reinforce the larger case that Obama is detached from Americans' economic difficulties.

Now, the Republican candidate will get another chance to make the larger case.