Sentence examples for may make infringements from inspiring English sources
The indefinite quality of the war on terrorism, as President Bush calls it, may make infringements on individual rights more worrying.
"Patent trolls" may be a derogatory term — in one pending case a plaintiff is said to have complained that the chief executive of a defendant company committed a "hate crime" by saying the patent holder was a troll — but it appears to be a term that has helped to change the public view and may make it much riskier to file a patent infringement suit.
Further, a copyright notice may make it easier to collect damages in any potential infringement lawsuit.[9].
Software patents are also particularly broad and vague, and that makes infringement difficult to avoid.
rules, which make patent infringement grounds for costly trade sanctions.
A counter case could be made that industries that are vigilant about copyright infringement — action-figure franchises, say, or television sitcoms — may have made a lot of money for the corporations that own them, but the results have not generally been distinguished for their creativity.
