Sentence examples for would sue as from inspiring English sources

Many would sue, as happened in Argentina.

Beyond those two suits, however, Keith Smith, the lawyer for Mr. Hardwicke, said more than a dozen former students had contacted him in recent months and were watching the Hardwicke case to decide whether they would sue as well.

When challenged by journalists he would sue as he did in 2008 when he was linked to child abuse at the Jersey children's home Haut de la Garenne.

"They would sue the pants off of you as soon as you started to open your business," says Alper.

The big local phone companies the "Baby Bells"—said they would sue the government: unsurprisingly, as Mr Powell's dissent reads like an invitation to do just that.

A9 Animal Rights vs. Fast Food People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said it would sue KFC in Los Angeles as part of its six-month boycott to seek an improvement in the way 700 million chickens are raised and slaughtered every year for the fast-food giant.

Without a budget in place, how would the city pay the many motorists who would sue for damage, such as broken axles, caused by poorly maintained streets?

He was vague about whether he would sue any individuals who are cited as sources in the book, including O'Reilly.

Mr. Bloomberg has said that he would veto the measure, and that if the Council overrode his veto, as expected, he would sue to stop the law's enactment.

VCs also can't be as litigious toward founders; they'd probably prefer to take a write-off than be seen as someone who would sue.

His Fininvest holding company said it would sue for defamation.Many articles in this camp denounced The Economist as part of a "communist plot" to do him down.