Sentence examples for became implicated from inspiring English sources

When the White House became implicated in the spring of 1973, Haldeman resigned.

He was fired earlier this year by Howard Kohr, nine months after he became implicated in an F.B.I. espionage investigation.

The company's stock has dropped in value by two-thirds since she became implicated last year in the insider stock trading scandal for which she is now charged.

After his conversion, the new religion became implicated in the machinations of power, and the decades that followed saw an increased need to define belief and enforce authority.

Minister of finance from 1889, he became implicated in the Panama Scandal and, though he apparently did not profit personally, was forced to resign in 1892.

Refusing to support the "Citizen King" Louis-Philippe, he became implicated in the plots of the Duchess de Berry (1832) and went into exile in Portugal.

This, he says, is where the reader becomes implicated, no longer an innocent bystander.

Putting something behind glass escalates the level of voyeurism: you become implicated, just by the act of looking.

And in that way, we become implicated: our participation is required in order for the poem's meanings to unfold.

Recently, though, salt (also known as sodium chloride) has become implicated in a new group of ailments.

Add a weighted barbell along the span of the shoulders, and the deltoids and the arms become implicated, too.