Sentence examples for alleged if from inspiring English sources

Susan Abraham, of the Committee for Protection of Democratic Rights, alleged: "If Aherkar approached Yakub with a running pressure hose, the noise would have alerted Yakub.

By Ryan Lizza October 30, 2016 What would Donald Trump and his supporters have alleged if the information leaked out only after the election was over?

Did Britain seriously consider threatening Argentina with submarine-launched nuclear missiles, as has sometimes been alleged, if less apocalyptic tactics failed?

(Remember when the video of Clinton appearing to faint was going to cost her the election?) Yes, Trump, a reckless demagogue, has taken this information and made wild claims, but think of what he and his supporters would have alleged if the information leaked out in a less formal way, especially after the election was over.

For their part, the companies alleged if they did not provide inflated data, then their reports were sent back by local government departments.

For a week, the city's newspapers had battered the borough's immensely powerful Democratic County Leader, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, with a barrage of stories alleging, if not outright corruption, at least a litany of unscrupulous political manipulations by Lopez and the juggernaut nonprofit he founded in 1973, the Ridgewood-Bushwick Senior Citizens Council.

Of course, this defense gets weaker if (as alleged in the Bear execs' indictment) the insiders redeem some of their own shares while telling others not to worry.

The mediator later altered this, saying that when she asked the alleged victim if she had made up the allegation, the teenager had neither confirmed nor denied the suggestion.

The more there was alleged, even if every bit of it was denied, the less the chance of a conviction.

A prominent moderate Muslim scholar, Azymardi Azra, said today that the authorities should not hesitate to move against Mr. Bashir or alleged extremists if "legal indications" were sufficient.

What is more, the nationalist SDLP have alleged that if MI5 (now the prime mover in counterterrorism in Northern Ireland) has made any real inroads into the dissident groups, it is certainly not sharing it with the PSNI.