Sentence examples for trial in something from inspiring English sources

That put Samuel Strauss, the judge who presided over the trial, in something of a bind.

MSNBC is about to do something it rarely does: cover a trial in-depth.

He said he would like to proceed with a clinical trial in the United States, something that critics of his approach have called for.

Hamza claimed he was too ill to stand trial in the United State – something the judges ruled was "wholly unconvincing" arguing that he would be given adequate access to treatment in the United States.

Continuing in this vein, if there truly is no difference between the risks in the two groups the probability of observing the difference that I observed in this trial or something more extreme (two failures in the non-posturing group vs one failure in the posturing group) by chance alone is 0.999.

What is beyond dispute is that Sarita's father and mother, Nageshwara and Venkatama, and the parents of hundreds of other tribal girls, were not informed their daughters were taking part in a trial – something that is in breach of guidelines laid down by the Medical Research Council of India, which demands that those participating in trials give "informed consent".

This mother spoke of how using her child's data in the trial was "something positive… to help others or to, to further the, the research", although she described how establishing the best time to approach bereaved parents was "a tough one" suggesting that nurses would be "the best people to, to know when would be an appropriate time".

GV doesn't have a fixed-size for its fund, and has been in something of a trial-and-error mode since first opening for business in Europe nearly three years ago.