Sentence examples for because it would implicate from inspiring English sources

However, the writers were hesitant to establish the creature as an anti-Claus because it would implicate the existence of an actual Santa Claus.

She said she thought the F.S.B. refused to release documents not because they would implicate any one alive today, but rather because they would reveal that officials had known about the site, and perhaps others, all along.

Selecting invariant probes in ChIP-on-chip and DNA methylation data is difficult however, even when selecting the control probes used in the analysis presented here, because this would implicate a normalization based on un-enriched probes.

They'd accuse each other, because the truth would implicate them both more deeply.

If Mr. Habre were extradited to Chad, they say, a fair trial would be unlikely because his testimony would implicate members of the current government, including President Deby.

At that meeting, near New York's LaGuardia Airport, Bulger and Flemmi told Martorano to kill his friend John Callahan, because they thought he would implicate them in another fatal shooting.

These include the "controlled glide" theory, in which someone was in charge of the plane when it went down, and would implicate an area three times as big.

Indeed, it is hard to see how any implicatures could be worked out on the basis of the maxims, because it would always be more perspicuous to explicately state something rather than implicate it.

The panel said it didn't find anything incriminating that would implicate Khuzami in the matters under investigation.

"Because it would look better".

Because it wouldn't matter to you.