Sentence examples for tired cases from inspiring English sources

Trying to make sense of what the jury decided is an unadvisable move because attempting to understand the machinations of juries frustratingly difficult, even for those who have formal legal training, understand the law and have tired cases in court.

Bridgestone/Firestone, he added, is "quite confident" about its ability to defend other defective-tire cases.

Ford executives said the only similarity between the ignition and tire cases is that company officials did nothing improper and took necessary steps to correct any problems.

But the decisions to incorporate them were actually made several years ago, before the tire cases threw a spotlight on the Explorer's stability.

"Some of the early Firestone tire cases were settled with court-ordered secrecy agreements that kept the Firestone tire problem from coming to light until many years later," he wrote.

But C. Tab Turner, a lawyer in Little Rock, Ark., who handles tire cases and works with Safetyforum, said that the research group's analysis showed a need for a broader recall.

Since the overall rollover death rate for Explorers is low by sport utility vehicle standards -- although still high compared with cars -- the prevalence of rollovers in the Firestone tire cases is somewhat surprising.

Dasse specializes in defective tire cases and has cases pending against Firestone.

For people who use words like "scalability" and "cached out" (which means "tired," in case you didn't know), the placement of these artifacts within the white walls of a venerable institution of culture likely comes across as adulatory.

We had a tire case in which they were flooding us with cheap domestic tires — or — or — or cheap Chinese tires.

Warren Platt, a Ford lawyer, said that in the tire case, Ford was under no legal obligation to report on problems being encountered abroad.