The phrase "a way that implicates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or manner that suggests or involves something indirectly.
Example: "The study was conducted in a way that implicates the need for further research on the topic."
Alternatives: "a manner that suggests" or "a method that indicates".
By Troy Patterson January 10 , 2018Throughout, "Black Mirror" sizzles with skillful unpleasantness, conveying its dim view of human nature in a way that implicates the viewer.
Throughout, "Black Mirror" sizzles with skillful unpleasantness, conveying its dim view of human nature in a way that implicates the viewer.
Throughout, the series sizzles with skillful unpleasantness, conveying its dim view of human nature in a way that implicates the viewer.
But if it explodes in a way that implicates others in the region and becomes a wider conflict, then it will impact our vital interests in regional stability, especially at a very sensitive time when we're going after Al Qaeda and thinking about Iraq".
Either investigation could be conducted in a way that might implicate the Shah himself.
Does Snapchat's Lenses feature violate Illinois' biometrics law? ""In this particular case, it's not clear that Snapchat even used face recognition technology in a way that would implicate BIPA," Yana Welinder, a lawyer and legal fellow with Stanford University, e-mailed.
It's called "Passion Flower" and casts him as a banking executive who gets involved with a married woman (Barbara Hershey) and plots to kill her father (Nicol Williamson) in a way that will implicate her husband (John Waters).
Intelligence sources also said that they could not rule out the possibility that Mr Litvinenko's illness had been concocted in a way that implicated the Kremlin or Russian intelligence services.
But yet we have this idea that we can kill someone in a way that doesn't implicate us.
Chaffetz said he is "seeking to better understand Comey's communications with the White House and Attorney General in such a way that does not implicate the Special Counsel's work".
They don't care if the confession is true or false, so long as it implicates WikiLeaks in a way that will help them prosecute Julian Assange.
