Sentence examples for sued for more from inspiring English sources

Google's YouTube, for example, is being sued for more than $1 billion by Viacom, a media company.

It is possible that someone will be sued for more than that figure, but in their experience it is unusual.

They have sued for more money, criticised the size of his bills and the pace of recovery.

The disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong is being sued for more than $1.5m by a British newspaper which lost a libel action for publishing doping allegations against him.

The Stewart family, which was in court and referred all questions to its lawyers, had originally sued for more than $40 million.

Randell recently was sued for more than $1 million by the trustee of NCCC, which filed for bankruptcy owing creditors more than $4.5 million.

But Delta and Pine said it might sue for more.

He pays $3,000 a month in child support; she is suing for more.

Suing for more than $1,500 can be both expensive and troublesome.

Those representing shareholders of the company being bought typically sue for more money, better terms or more disclosure.

Francois Bayle, head of an association of the bond holders suing for more compensation, said it was "a historic day".