英 [lɪˈtɪdʒəsnəs] 美 [lɪˈtɪdʒəsnəs]
n. 好讼
a quarrelsome disposition to engage in or carry on lawsuits
charges of litigiousness and widespread perjury
好讼
... lithuria尿酸尿 litigiousness好讼 litmus石蕊 ...
litigious 好诉讼的；好争论的
That creates extra costs for business, encourages litigiousness and warps sectors of the economy.
其增加企业额外成本，鼓励诉讼，扰乱经济部门。
And see if there was a relationship between dropping revenues and litigiousness. What do you think? Is there?
看看这些公司，好打官司是不是跟他们收入下降有关系？你认为呢？
Some restaurateurs may worry about the litigiousness of our society, that rushing in to help might result in a lawsuit if the assistance is not rendered properly.
一些餐厅或许会担心社会诉讼：仓促进行了不合适的救助或许会导致诉讼。
Regulatory overstretch interferes with the function of markets, promotes increasing litigiousness and inhibits freedom.
As the participation by Italian shareholders in American class-action suits against Parmalat show, litigiousness is not a trait confined to America.
After all, the service's civilian leader, Secretary Donald Winter, for one has expressed grave concerns about the impact domestic environmentalists and their litigiousness are currently having on the Navy and Marine Corps' operations.