Sentence examples for little litigation from inspiring English sources

"Robert Falor had very little litigation," he recalls.

Until the 1970's there had been little litigation in this area.

As evidenced by the statistics provided by the respondent, similar procedures in the Ninth Circuit have produced very little litigation.

Because there have been only a few vetoes over the years, there has been little litigation construing EPA's veto authority.

"If these statistics are representative, then it represents, all things considered, surprisingly little litigation," Mr. Stevens said.

In the years since the limited privilege was established, there has been little litigation testing its bounds, lawyers say.

For lack of a better term, Apple has been more than a little litigation-happy lately.

In the little litigations in my mind, this was how I argued away the risks, though I had no illusions about the fact that my postgraduate trajectory had been determined by a dead young man stuck in a sentence as an afterthought.

How do you penetrate the impenetrable?" Even after the investigation had started, it might have hit the buffers, had the reporters not found and recognised the critical value of a little-known litigation lawyer in Boston who, they discovered, had already been pushing at the Church's defences for years on behalf of a growing list of clients who said they had been victims of abuse.

The Solicitor General's Office, the appellate advocacy arm of the Department of Justice, is a little-known litigation machine that has an active role in Supreme Court and other appeals court cases in which the interests of the United States are at stake. .

It added, "Given the potential risk and overhang associated with protracted litigation, little upside to current 2006 earnings forecasts, and a lofty 30 times calendar 2006 price-to-earnings multiple, we would remain on the sidelines despite the recent pullback in the stock".