Sentence examples for to suing from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers, moreover, may be hesitant to do business with software programmers taken to suing consumers.

In America, states and private groups have taken to suing drug makers over excessive profits.

Such claims are a required prelude to suing a government agency.

"Brokers aren't appraisers," said Mr. Horner, one of the writers of a guide to suing brokers.

And with most potential clients now spoken for, some of the lawyers have turned to suing one another.

But this week, even Coca-Cola came close to suing for peace, leaking a letter "respectfully" disagreeing with the CSE laboratory's findings, but asking for talks.

A particular irritant to these tech companies is a class of plaintiffs pejoratively called "patent trolls," which dedicate most of their energies to suing rather than making products.

Mr. Heicklen has extended his protest to suing the government and various hospitals to which he was taken after being issued citations and falling to the ground.

Suing Microsoft over a Windows virus is not quite analogous to suing, say, a carmaker for selling vehicles that tip over while being driven.

Yet Mr. Rubenstein was not talking about "wrongful death" as a warm-up to suing the robbers who had forced their way into the store at closing time.

"We had to sue.