Sentence examples for sue otherwise from inspiring English sources
West praised Lengies' performance and opined that with Sue otherwise occupied, "it'll be great to have another person as a thorn in the Glee club's side".
They can be sued otherwise.
And despite BA's threats to sack, sue and otherwise boil strikers in oil, the airline's operations were severely disrupted by the three-day strike.
A derogatory term used for firms which build up patent libraries in order to sue or otherwise aggressively pursue others for payment for the right to use their inventions, while making few if any products of their own.
Now, assuming everything goes according to plan, outside authorities, be they foreign governments or international copyright agencies, won't be able to sue or otherwise bother TPB ever again.
Canner and Bertsche speculate that the county attorney's office got involved in the case because they feared Gilbert would sue them otherwise.
They had even acquired a lawyer to sue the otherwise famous hospital who threatened each time he appeared on television with suing the authorities of the hospital "for a huge sum of money".
Myriad's decision not to sue or otherwise enforce its Canadian patents further may have been in part because even if it won the patent battle, it would still have had to get coverage and reimbursement decisions from the very provincial health plans it would have to sue for patent infringement.
Justice Alito said that today's non-hierarchical management structures required a narrow definition of supervisor, implying that everyone could otherwise sue everyone else for every imagined slight.
First, the two companies are such a force in web video that they ought to be able to strike partnership deals with copyright owners who might otherwise sue them.
