Sentence examples for Being implicated from inspiring English sources
verb
To connect or involve in an unfavorable or criminal way with something.
- The evidence implicates involvement of top management in the scheme.
On the eve of the Tour, nine riders, including three favorites, were disqualified for being implicated, or for their teams' being implicated, in a doping ring in Spain.
Bringing up the possibility of his being implicated in the disappearance of yet another child.
The Italian Eddy Mazzoleni leaves after being implicated in a legal case nicknamed "Oil for Drugs".
In his final report, he detailed evidence of 12 medal-winning competitors from Sochi being implicated.
In the ensuing row, Thatcher came close to being implicated in the deliberate discrediting of her rival.
In most countries, merely being implicated in a murder would be enough to derail a political career.
Basso was barred from this year's Tour de France after being implicated in a Spanish doping investigation.
After being implicated in a deadly shootout in Iraq in 2007, military contractor Blackwater became Xe Services, then Academi.
Snow Brand Milk is trying to repair its own image after being implicated in a tainted-milk outbreak in 2000.
Ullrich, who won the Tour de France with Telekom, retired in February after being implicated in the Spanish doping scandal.
Downing Street said it was a "silly stunt" that had led to people's names being implicated.
