Sentence examples for alleged because from inspiring English sources
Asked why he would say "alleged", given he presumably knows the monitoring occurred, Alexander said: "I say alleged because there are no facts... that are on the table".
I say "alleged" because what my ears tell me is contested by Hansard, the official parliamentary record.
I say alleged because the mayor's office cannot confirm whether her appointment, reported in the Sunday Times yesterday, is for real either - more details will be released in due course, the spokesperson said today.
"The pattern of behavior is so brazen, but it wouldn't naturally come to light without dogged investigation" — in part, she alleged, because prosecutors often don't file the relevant documents.
"I say it's alleged because at the moment the matter is still under appeal and I think it is only right that we should continue to use alleged until all appeals have been exhausted".
The county's efforts to remove damaged trees considered threats to property, roads, and human life had been delayed, she alleged, because of government procedures designed to protect the toad.
The student was rejected by Harvard, the complaint alleges, because the university seeks to limit the number of Asian-Americans on campus.This may be hard to prove.
Even when the direct assailants are put on trial, as in the case of Anna Politkovskaya, the trail stops before it reaches those who ordered the attack; critics allege because if government officials are involved, they are untouchable.
Overall achievement is so low, the former vice-principal alleges, because all that matters to the college is increasing turnover.Each student represents up to £6,000 a year in student-loan-financed tuition fees for LSST.
They say it was not, as the Football Association chairman, Greg Dyke, is alleging, because Blatter feels vulnerable to the FBI investigation, or to the scandal over the $10m Fifa paid to the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (Concacaf), which Chuck Blazer claims was a bribe to have him and Jack Warner vote for South Africa to host the 2010 World Cup.
When Corexit mixes with and breaks down crude, it makes the oil far more "bioavailable" to plants and animals, critics allege, because it is more easily absorbed in its emulsified state.
