Sentence examples for would be lawsuits from inspiring English sources

But if you lost your hair because of your oral contraceptive, male or female, I can assure you that there would be lawsuits".

Elliot M. Mincberg, legal director of the People for the American Way Foundation, a Washington-based liberal group, said that one possible tactic would be lawsuits under the Freedom of Information Act to press for more disclosure by the government about the people it has detained.

People would be deeply unhappy with the democratic shitshow playing out on the news, and there would be lawsuits galore.

"There would be lawsuits immediately," said Elizabeth Goitein, who co-directs the Brennan Center for Justice's Liberty and National Security Program.

There would be no lawsuits.

If 5 percent of airplanes in the United States crashed tomorrow, there would be investigations, lawsuits, a cutback in air travel and airlines' stock prices would most likely suffer.

It was a cover-your-ass deal to make sure there would be no lawsuit for a wrongful conviction.

"We have a legal team, and I've asked them to prepare for a worst-case scenario, which would be a lawsuit.

The tipping point would be if these lawsuits are activated by the attorney general".

But these entities would be subject to lawsuits and could pass the costs on to employers.

Under the agreement, most employers who provide health benefits to employees would be shielded from lawsuits.