Sentence examples for very litigious from inspiring English sources
We are a very litigious society".
"That's something I would be very litigious about," he said.
"It could have been a very litigious and costly process".
"He was very respectful, very intelligent, very litigious," Conway says.
(Shammo also added that the regulations would result in "a very litigious environment").
It is a fascinating collision of city's political cultures — San Francisco's historically very participatory (and litigious) approach to land-use and urban development against a venture-backed astro-turfing group representing the interests of a home-grown startup that is now a $25 billion company.
While all this happened a very long time ago, litigious lawyers and pusillanimous publishers are still very much a fact of life.
When a bill granting such power is as broadly written as the PROTECT IP Act or SOPA, the potential for abuse, particularly by the notoriously litigious content industry, is very real.
They were very liberty-minded people: non-litigious, hard-working, self-made, intelligent," he told me.
On another, however, Brave seemed a very curious target for the newspapers' collective litigious outrage.
