Sentence examples for massive judgment from inspiring English sources

But in 2011 the Ecuadorean judge shrugged off these points and handed down a massive judgment.

The facts seem to support Lee's claim that the 5% of Beats stock Lee asserts was finagled out of him and if proved in court, you have a slam-dunk, metal-plated, bolted-down, massive judgment for Lee and Monster.

City officials are often in a no-win position with a trial -- drag police departments and the taxpayers through a long trial and risk civil unrest in case of a victory or a massive judgment against the city in case of defeat.

But legal experts say it would take massive judgments against the company to discourage it -- and other potential high-technology monopolists that might emerge -- from engaging in the type of anticompetitive conduct found to be illegal in the federal antitrust case.

It erodes their credibility, opens them wide to the charge of cover-up, and makes them even more susceptible to massive judgments and settlements.

The case centers on an alleged "bust out" scheme whereby business assets were purportedly fraudulently transferred in order to intentionally hide them from plaintiffs who had won massive judgments in nursing home wrongful death cases.

MUCH was inevitable about the massive $12 billion judgment given against Philip Morris in late March by a judge in Madison County, Illinois.

After all, claims under the Alien Tort Claims Act usually end with a massive default judgment after the defendant skips the country, never to pay up.

The injury left the woman in a persistent vegetative state, and when the defendant's insurance carrier failed to settle the case, Algorri took the case to trial and achieved a massive excess judgment against a $100,000 insurance policy.

Of all the massive errors of judgment I've made, that was probably my biggest.

Labor's spokesman on defence, Richard Marles, said it was a "massive lapse of judgment".