Sentence examples for most overturned from inspiring English sources

John Eastman, chairman of the National Organisation for Marriage, which supported the ban, said in a statement: "The ninth circuit court of appeals is the most overturned circuit in the country, and Stephen Reinhardt, the author of today's absurd ruling, is the most overturned federal judge in America.

The most recent cap, overturned yesterday, had been imposed in 1994.

It's the second time in three years that the Department of Education has tried to rein in abuses in the for-profit college industry, whose leaders prevailed in a court battle in 2012 that overturned most the administration's previous rules.

Lake Research Associates found that in states that have just passed bans on abortion (timed to go into effect the moment Roe is overturned), most residents think that the right to abortion in their state is safe.

En route, the lorry overturned, destroying most of what he needed to start his new life.

And Congress, in most previous cases, has not overturned legislation that phases in changes — like the 2018 start date for the high-cost insurance tax.

Most regard the chances that it will be overturned or softened as slim.

Jankovic had the most challenges with 22, and only had six overturned (27%).

Most of the deaths and serious injuries occurred in the overturned buffet car.The safety record of Railtrack, the company responsible for the track and signals of Britain's railways, has left it vulnerable to charges of negligence.

One stretch of road, nicknamed "Bauchi or Death", after a northern state, is littered with overturned lorries and cars.In this section Murder most foul The battle moves to the mountains Not so jolly Family feud A slow but steady new chug A shaky accord ReprintsAs well as being dangerous, Nigeria's woeful transport network slows the economy.

Most of the victims were in two carriages near the engine that overturned.