Sentence examples for monumental trials from inspiring English sources
It would seem to be a propitious moment for "Picture" to come to New York, a city that has recently known monumental trials.
In 1954, over 300,000 doctors, nurses, schoolteachers and other volunteers across the United States, Canada and Finland took part in one of the most complex and monumental medical trials in history.
In the final moments of Greenberg's closing, he emphasised his client's guilt on the prostitution charge and called the trial a "monumental waste of resources," a claim that drew an immediate objection.
Monumental Moneymakers Monuments are also economic assets.
The museum also has an important collection of memorabilia about the Tichborne Case, including a set of four rare plaster figurines depicting characters from the trial, a complete set of hard-bound court transcripts and a monumental painting entitled The Tichborne Trial painted in 1874 by Nathan Hughes, which hangs in the city's council chambers.
"The amount of time that he was facing if he went to trial and lost was monumental compared with what he ended up pleading guilty to," Todd Terry, Litman's co-counsel, said.
Adoboli's trial was not just monumental in scale – at one point UBS's potential liabilities reached more than £7bn – but rested on a single, straightforward issue of character and motivation.
Because of the paucity of TB deaths and the associated ethical considerations, conducting such a trial would be a monumental challenge.
"To maximize their pedagogic impact, such trials should be unabashedly designed as monumental spectacles".
It is monumental that victims, including former child soldiers, where able to be involved directly in the trial.
