Sentence examples for messy trial from inspiring English sources

The court now trying Saddam Hussein has learnt a lesson from Milosevic's messy trial.

Working behind the scenes, she convinced her colleagues to ask for a competency exam for the boys, in order to avert a messy trial.

Without such safeguards in place, there is no reason to assume that human cloning will not repeat the messy trial and error of current animal research.

Twenty-three yeago ago, in Turow's best-selling novel "Presumed Innocent," Sabich cheated on his wife, was charged with the murder of his mistress and, after a long and exceptionally messy trial, walked.

Surviving winter in New York is an Olympic feat in and of itself, and many of us have to figure it out through messy trial and error.

After messy trials, the cases against Mr Kwasniewski and Mr Walesa were thrown out for lack of evidence.

The ex-CAO reportedly made a deal with federal prosecutors, in which he'll plead guilty to any number of 34 criminal charges, cooperate with the law, and of course flip on his former bosses, testifying in a sure-to-be-messy trial starring defendants Skilling and Lay, each a former chief executive of the bankrupt company.

It has been through years of internal squabbling and fighting to catch up with the Internet and, most distracting of all, a long and messy antitrust trial that remains unresolved (although Microsoft has at least now escaped the threat of a break-up).

Perhaps a messy, expensive public trial will cause other obtuse companies to take infosec heed?

Confidence comes from an often-messy process of trial and error.

Campaigners in Afghanistan have expressed their anguish over the verdict given to 18 of the accused, while some have even called the trial a "messy" and "rushed" effort to bring the case to trial.