Sentence examples for sued out of from inspiring English sources

That feature, by a DVR maker called ReplayTV, was effectively sued out of existence, according to analysts.

One company tried to ship a primitive DVD hard-drive jukebox and got sued out of that line of business.

Almost as many fall into three tiers of less severe injuries or no injury, including those who sued out of fear that they would get sick.

IBM and Intel could be sued out of business for building such good computers that they can be used to commit crimes electronically, or MIT could be sued for giving potential computer crackers their skills.

But even if citizens vote to elect a government that promises to reverse this despicable trend, that government itself is likely to be sued out of it; the treaties will contain all the necessary legal instruments to do so.

That's a surefire way to be sued out of existence.

He has sued out-of-town gun dealers in an effort to combat violent crimes; advocated congestion pricing and green buildings and mandated hybrid taxis to help the environment; and banned smoking in public places to fight cancer.

The previous year the state's supreme court had ruled that out-of-state plaintiffs could sue out-of-state companies for injuries sustained out-of-state, so long as a company in West Virginia had sold or distributed the product alleged to have caused those injuries.

Apple technically doesn't need the Bankruptcy Court's permission to sure Kodak, but the company said in its filing that it's asking permission before suing "out of an abundance of caution," the report said.

Thereupon error was assigned, and this writ of error sued out by the railroad company.

He sued out a writ of habeas corpus, challenging the validity of the statute.