Sentence examples for slow litigation from inspiring English sources

Slow litigation is frustrating.

But that hasn't slowed the litigation over mold.

This suit adds to a slew of litigation aimed at the commission.

The data suggest that as mountaintop removal permits have been slowed by litigation and EPA regulation, the industry has stepped up production at underground mines -- and employment has gone up as a result.

He could either accept the risk of a slow death by litigation or suffer the stigma of seeking relief in bankruptcy court.

It was a wrenching choice, and last August, Armstrong Holdings, hired Michael D. Lockhart as chief executive to make it: either accept the risk of a slow death by litigation or suffer the stigma of seeking relief in bankruptcy court.

Sharper Image, whose catalog I once brought to my Dad when I was twelve or so and pointed to a suit of armor and told him it was $45 and he told me that was the cost for shipping and that the armor was $5,500 or something, is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy citing slow sales and litigation over its Ionic Breeze air purifiers.

What if the inevitable litigation slows the construction schedule enough to hurt the city's Olympics bid?

One of the difficulties of that change was that after the Rothko case a slew of other litigation followed, attempting to use the Rothko ruling as a precedent.

As the governor of Oklahoma, Mary Fallin, ordered an internal investigation into the bungled execution on Tuesday of Clayton Lockett, lawyers in several other states were gearing up to lodge a slew of new litigation designed to pressure the courts to intervene in the crisis.

The result is often years of litigation and slow progress on construction of affordable units.