Sentence examples for an alleged case from inspiring English sources

Even Darwin, as late as 1868, seriously discussed an alleged case of telegony: that of a mare mated to a zebra and subsequently to an Arabian stallion, by whom the mare produced a foal with faint stripes on his legs.

Before that he had been arrested after a night out in Newquay in 2006 and in trouble again after an alleged case of assault at the wedding of a Bath team-mate, Matt Perry, in 2007.

What is more, Danny Grewcock, the Lions' replacement lock, has been cited himself for an alleged case of biting - the most taboo of crimes - on Mealamu in the 69th minute.

Nearly four years ago, MIT physicist ­Theodore A. Postol approached Institute officials demanding that they investigate an alleged case of scientific fraud at the Lincoln Laboratory, related to tests of a U.S. military missile defense system.

Nor could she pinpoint when she had led a formal meeting about the adverse impact of an alleged case of intimidation on staff morale and the quality of their work.

With food prices soaring, pushing up the demand for fertiliser, Mosaic may make an attractive takeover target for the likes of BHP Billiton.A lawyer for one of the three executives sacked by Renault in an alleged case of industrial espionage said his client would challenge his dismissal through a tribunal.

Bertolet 1994 develops a more skeptical position than that suggested here, arguing that any alleged case of an indirect speech act can be construed just as an indication, by means of contextual clues, of the speaker's intentional state hope, desire, etc., as the case may be.

Unfortunately, what should be a clear distinction between scientific truth and a single alleged case of scientific misconduct is all too readily muddied by anti-vaccination advocates who conflate the two in order to advance their particular kind of dogma.

But Mr Cain maintains he knows nothing of a second alleged case of sexual harassment.

Consider, for example, an alleged paradigm case of an agent who fails to govern herself: a person who takes drugs even though she would rather resist the motivating force of her addiction.

Sources told the Standard that this particular alleged case involves an unprecedentedly young girl, and every effort is being made to gather evidence to allow police to bring charges.