Sentence examples for most significant trials from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tourre's case, which is heading into its third week, is one of the most significant trials to emerge from the financial crisis and one that the government hopes demonstrates the pervasive hubris on Wall Street responsible for the mortgage mess.

If, in one of the most significant trials of GDT, more than 70%% of fluid challenges were administered to "non-responders", there must be a fundamental problem with this approach.

Katie Grassini has teamed up with both her father and Mr. Johnson in many of the firm's most significant trials, leading her to be named a "Rising Star" in SuperLawyers.

The most significant trial was that of the president's key power players.

Replace his name with that of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed or any of the other four men charged -- Ramzi bin al-Shibh, Mustafa al-Hawsawi, Ali Abdul Aziz Ali, and Walid bin Attash -- and you see the problem that faces the administration as it prepares for the United States' most significant trial since 9/11.

For example, one REF case study on screening describes how a major UK randomised controlled trial of screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA) involving 67,800 men [ 6, 7] was the most significant trial globally.

The decision, which follows a yearlong trial, is thought to be the most significant test case yet of how the Internal Revenue Service will combat sophisticated tax avoidance schemes.

It will be one of Britain's most significant criminal trials in years.

This review will attempt to summarize the most significant clinical trials conducted in the last few years in the hematological malignancies, attempting to group these diseases in three categories: lymphomas, myelodysplastic syndromes, and acute myelogenous leukemia and myeloma.

Three courts are still operating, including court C, which hosted what remains the most significant political trial in South African history – one that puts the circus around Oscar Pistorius, a short walk over the road, into some kind of perspective.

Both sides delivered summations to a courtroom packed not only with Mr. Bruno's family and supporters, but also with elected officials, advocates for good government and others with a professional interest in the outcome of what could be the most significant corruption trial in Albany's recent history.