Sentence examples for terrible settlements from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the task force's work keeps being undercut by the terrible settlements that have been announced by other agencies, like the OCC and Federal Reserve's overwhelmingly pro-bank settlement with a bunch of the biggest banks over wrongful foreclosures.

That includes about 100 digital billboards allowed under a terrible, near-secret settlement agreement that was later deemed illegal; the signs were ordered to go dark.

Translated from the Hebrew by Steven Cohen, The Hilltop is not as linguistically or as imaginatively inventive as the greatest work of, say, Amos Oz or David Grossman or Etgar Keret, but it is something entirely new – a comic settlement-saga that attempts to understand the terrible saga of the settlements.

"Did this man [Murdoch] just forget the 100 million dollars his company had to pay in settlements for terrible men behaving badly?" said a current Fox news host.

Banks have inked settlement after settlement with various federal agencies because their mortgage practices have been not only terrible, but terribly confusing.

These settlements can do terrible emotional damage to the falsely accused victims and their families.

Ignoring this as the West seems to be doing again is a terrible mistake, especially because a settlement is not beyond reach.Death and distortionPakistan's obsession with India has damaged it in three ways.

Terrible as they may be for human settlements, volcanoes play a fascinating and bizarre role in biology.

"It was an accident," Mr. Chong, now 25, said at a news conference Tuesday to announce the settlement, "a really, really bad, terrible accident".

Vince later said the case had been "a terrible waste of time and money" and the settlement barely covered Wyatt's legal fees.

The settlement, he writes, would "set a terrible precedent contrary to the public interest", because it provides "largely meaningless enforcement" and fails to remedy the serious antitrust violations upheld by the appeals court.