Sentence examples for less wrongful from inspiring English sources

"But the culpable conduct which gave rise to Bear Stearns' liability would have been no less wrongful whether the amount in controversy implicated hundreds of dollars or hundreds of millions".

One recent Mallya tweet spoke of relief at being relegated from the Forbes list of Indian billionaires – he is now worth a mere $800m£500m0m) – as his new status will mean less "jealousy" and "wrongful attacks".

While recounts quietly proceed in the Senate race in Washington and a Congressional race in New Jersey, a cynical Republican Party demands the wrongful disenfranchisement of less convenient Floridians.

Some conservatives felt that Dr. Hoffeditz had been unfairly singled out by the less conservative faction, and Dr. Hoffeditz sued for wrongful termination.

Associate Justice John Paul Stevens's majority opinion also considered international norms as well as the characteristics of retarded people that make them less morally culpable and more vulnerable to wrongful conviction than others.

What happened to the Colombs is far less sexy, but it's how such wrongful and excessive prosecutions are more typically resolved.

As a result, many victims of foreclosure abuses like bungled loan modifications, deficient paperwork, excessive fees and wrongful evictions will most likely get less money.

In Tampa, Florida, seat of Hillsborough County, Democratic challenger Andrew Warren beat incumbent Republican Mark Ober after promising to charge fewer juveniles in adult courts, seek the death penalty less often, and establish a unit to uncover wrongful convictions.

Wrongful killing may always be wrong, but is killing?

"Their wrongful conduct took place over a period of less than 36 hours and during a time of enormous economic stress".

It was nonetheless the largest settlement under New York State's wrongful-death statute for a victim who earned less than $10,000 and had no dependents, said Anthony Gair, the family's lawyer.