Sentence examples for because of conspiracy from inspiring English sources

Douglas Alexander, the head of Labour's election strategy, has said it is getting harder for politicians to campaign in elections because of conspiracy theories on social media.

Alojzy Fros, camp number 136223 Born in 1916 in Rybnik, he was arrested in April 1943 because of conspiracy work and deported to Auschwitz in August 1943.

In 2016, a gunman motivated by a fake news story known as "Pizzagate" ended up firing his weapon inside a restaurant because of conspiracy theories about Hillary Clinton and the pizza shop.

Last month, right-wing Internet activists called for boycotts of "Captain Marvel" because of conspiracy theories about insults to male fans and because a woman played a superhero who had been a man in the comic books.

Now living near Salt Lake City and married to a woman she met outside the FLDS, Dixie Allen, whose last name she took upon marriage, she said that those still inside the faith convince themselves that their leaders, such as Warren and Lyle Jeffs, are incarcerated because of conspiracies and lies by non-believing society.

Another thing we've seen in Canada is paramilitary style groups admitting that they're monitoring mosques because of conspiracies spread online that they're training jihadis.

Because the essence of conspiracy is agreement, it falls into the category of crimes in which pure speech is the actus reus of the offense.

We are drawn to the idea of conspiracy because it resonates with us; we understand the idea of people being self-interested and not having our best interests at heart, and having hidden motives and getting together to do shady stuff.

Because he is accused of conspiracy, others at the mine's former owner, Massey Energy Co., likely are targets of action as well.

Because Ghailani was acquitted of conspiracy to bomb those embassies, he argued, the government was required to put forward some evidence that Ghailani was conspiring to bomb some other U.S. property, for that count to be distinguishable from the others.

If Trump loses the presidential election, it will be because American voters do not want him in the White House, not because of a conspiracy involving Republicans and Democrats alike at state and city levels around the nation – a conspiracy for which Trump has provided no evidence.