Sentence examples for trial look from inspiring English sources

Mary Jo McGrath, a Californian lawyer, says that "getting rid of a problem teacher can make the O.J. [Simpson] trial look like a cakewalk".

Certain aspects of the Jive strategy, in particular the free trial, look like efforts to compete with Yammer, which sells cloud-based social software in a "freemium" model.

Meanwhile, there have been minor delays over the sound system and translation and the dismantling of a blown-apart luggage container so it could fit through the door of the high-tech courtroom here, where bewigged judges inspecting exhibits on desktop monitors make the trial look like "Rumpole of the Bailey" shot in a high school computer lab.

The defense offered a revamped opening presentation -- replacing the lead lawyer, changing certain arguments and refusing to commit Mr. Quattrone to take the stand -- that some people in attendance at both trials suggested made its much maligned opening argument from the first trial look good.

What would such a trial look like?

The founders, Gottfrid Svartholm, Fredrik Neij and Peter Sunde, have done a good job so far making this whole trial look like a silly spectacle.

Gibbons is monitoring a clinical trial looking at a compound found in bearberries.

BEING a guinea-pig for a drug-safety trial looks like free money.

Greenwich Hospital is part of the International Early Lung Cancer Action Program, a trial looking at the effectiveness of CT scans in diagnosing lung cancer.

In the meantime, the company needed to conduct a large pragmatic trial looking at clinical outcomes in typical patients.

But, Dr. Bubley cautioned, this is an early-stage clinical trial, looking primarily for drug dosages and safety.