Sentence examples for to trial it from inspiring English sources

If the case goes to trial, "it has the potential to be as big as the O. J. Simpson trial — and just as divisive," said Piers Morgan, the CNN interviewer.

If AMD can settle its legal complaint with Intel on favorable terms before its case goes to trial it may be able to keep slugging it out with its competitor for years to come.

Torbay in Devon was the first British council to trial it: the English Riviera resort famed for its palms discovered that its trees (mostly ash) stored 98,000 tonnes of carbon and removed 50 tonnes of air pollution each year - the equivalent of taking 52,000 family cars off the road.

Now, if the S.E.C. takes a case to trial, it will be forced to prove its case.

The S.E.C. responded that of its last 11 cases that went to trial, it prevailed in eight.

By surrounding the pool with curtains and rotating its principal axis randomly from trial to trial, it is possible to ensure that only cues provided by the walls of the rectangle are used to find the platform.

Prior to this trial, it was difficult to estimate the potential size of any beneficial effect of PEV3A.

He could send it to trial, throw it out, or declare that Arpaio uses racial profiling in his immigration enforcement.

Although News UK was not a party to the trial, it told the defendants it no longer wanted to be the beneficiary of any costs order.

But with banks eager to settle outstanding claims with customers rather than see the matter go to full trial it is unclear whether it will succeed.

If it had gone to a trial it might have lasted 18 months or more.