Sentence examples for losing case from inspiring English sources

Rather than fight a losing case, Westchester settled in 2009.

And Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri questioned whether prosecutors were encouraging conspiracy theories as a way to blame abortion rights supporters while abandoning a losing case.

So it's downright mystifying that the Justice Department keeps pressing a losing case against a financial institution that was seized in — are you ready?

Even in a loss, Rivera's arbitration award was the largest in baseball history, surpassing the $5.3 million Jack McDowell was awarded in 1994, also in a losing case.

Instead of fighting and losing case after case, the government should acknowledge the extent of the human rights violations that have taken place, and ensure that they do not happen again.

Instead, they will likely decide to continue to litigate a losing case in the Second Circuit, thereby costing both Bruno and the taxpayers additional untold millions and imposing a daunting burden on the aging former legislative leader.

Delaware is losing cases for a variety of reasons discussed in a burgeoning literature.

In the lose case, "You Lose!!" appeared on the monitor and subjects lost any accrued money for that balloon.

All presidents lose cases.

-- Barack Obama also lost cases in the courts, including on immigration.

And in some places, I would say that some countries are lost cases, I would say.