Sentence examples for sue enough from inspiring English sources

"In the midst of all the evidence they cling to the belief that America doesn't have too many lawsuits, but that we don't sue enough," he said.

But just being sued is enough to make the future difficult.

The fact that the government was willing to sacrifice a key health proposal because of fears that big tobacco would sue is bad enough.

Judge Richard C. Casey of Federal District Court in New York dismissed the 2005 lawsuit, saying the S.E.C. had waited too long to sue and lacked enough facts to support its bid to recover the gains.

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A 'kid' old enough to sue for $15m those whom he hoaxed".

Finally, the government is likely to argue that the firm has not suffered an injury serious enough to sue over, despite all those billions in dividends diverted.

"That's what the person in the street doesn't understand, that with the legislation that is behind these trade deals, corporations become powerful enough to sue governments".

But the House bill does give wronged borrowers some leeway — though not enough — to sue firms that abetted bad lending by creating securities tied to loans that had no reasonable chance of repayment.

The diocese's efforts to cover up the abuse, as charged by the grand jury, "was never made known to the victims," Mr. Dowd said, so they did not know enough to sue.

I am hedging on this statement because I would like to see the laws limited to those who enjoy a financial gain from this infringement, and I do not consider the 'loss of a movie ticket or sale' to be substantial enough to sue a defendant for $150,000," said Cashman.