Sentence examples for lawsuits generated by from inspiring English sources

That was a crucial point for Chrysler, which is seeking to avoid lawsuits generated by the safety agency's three-year investigation of the Jeeps.

Some would argue that the real Amityville horror is the tangle of more than a dozen lawsuits generated by the story.

There are a lot of lawsuits generated by the act of reteeing and smacking a second tee shot, especially by the last golfer to tee off in a group.

They were investing in future gains on lawsuits generated by his patents.

The bank, according to Mr. Picard's lawsuit, generated handsome sums by allowing Mr. Madoff's brokerage firm to "funnel billions of dollars" through its account with JPMorgan, "disregarding its own anti-money laundering duties".

Arrest warrants for failure to appear or to pay are, the lawsuit contends, automatically generated by a computer program without ever being reviewed by a judge.

This prevents lawsuits, generates revenue, and provides a platform for those being stopped and frisked.

In 2012, Environment America, which is not involved with the lawsuit, estimated the waste generated by the oil and gas industry in a single year was enough to flood all of Washington DC beneath a 22ft-deep toxic lagoon.

Although the figures are not broken down by case, the largest costs are being generated by a lawsuit centering on accounting improprieties that erupted at Fannie Mae in 2004.

In addition to all the bad blood generated by the lawsuits, it will likely take Murdoch a year to get the merger approved by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.

It is inconceivable that so many U.S. bishops would have instituted such ambitious efforts to address clergy sexual abuse in the absence of the intense media coverage and public attention generated by civil lawsuits--not to mention the liability exposure.