Sentence examples for long cases from inspiring English sources
We need to break a culture where long cases have become an acceptable norm.
He approached lawyers but found most hid their costs, providing hourly rates but not an estimate of how long cases would take.
"Hardworking taxpayers should not have to subsidise millionaires embroiled in long cases fighting over vast amounts of money, and we are redressing that balance.
I don't know what serious scholars might think of this approach, but for this borderline antiquities-philistine who nods off at the sight of long cases filled with objects, the museum offered unexpected delights.
The Supreme Court's decision limiting punitive damages may be an attempt to fix a little of what is broken in the American civil justice system (news article, April 8), but it highlights another problem: how long cases take to get resolved.
My brain froze trying to keep up with the clock, read fast enough, to not miss a clue in the maze of the page long cases.
"The prosecution will be very difficult – it will be a long case to follow," said Ducos.
"I am not physically able to put this summation together in this long case now.
The astonishing thing about the Ao Man Long case is that it is not astonishing.
"It's unbelievable that the recycling of two plastic pieces developed into such a long case," Mr. Benun said.
Furnishings include a full-tester (canopied) bed from the 1720's and a 1685 English long case eight-day clock, on loan from the Victoria and Albert Museum.
