Sentence examples for trial has done from inspiring English sources

The trial has done little to dent Chirac's popularity.

David Brooks: For the record, this trial has done the unexpected: Made me feel sympathetic to John Edwards.

If Martha Stewart were a judge, she might run her courtroom much as the judge overseeing her criminal trial has done.

The conduct of the trial has done little to reassure Rwandans and foreign friends that the country is on the right course.The case against Ms Ingabire was built largely on the testimony of four co-defendants, all of whom received lighter sentences than she did.

The televising of Oscar Pistorius's murder trial has done wonders for Professor James Grant's law class at Wits University in Johannesburg.

Place your bets Reprints Related items Kosovo's final status: Asking the unanswerableFeb 13th 2003 The trial of Slobodan Milosevic: Nailing him downNov 7th 2002So far, the three judges conducting the trial have done well.

Ronald R. Redell, the president of DoubleLine's mutual fund business, said the trial had done nothing to harm business, and that investors had flocked to the firm because it was "a lighthouse in the storm" of the market's current volatility.

For all dosage compressive strength and tensile strength were checked in mortar at first and then so many trials have done to achieve M55 grade concrete.

Therefore, we were not able to define the eligibility criteria exactly in the same way that the reviewed trials had done, and we may have slightly underestimated or overestimated the proportions of eligible patients.

Specifically, KAMs must be measured for each participant to ensure KAM reduction occurs with the intervention insole, rather than providing all patients with the exact same insole and assume a constant KAM effect as previous trials have done.

Mr. Jurata is a first chair trial attorney and has done numerous trials in federal/state courts.