Sentence examples for capacity to implicate from inspiring English sources

He explains that in the wake of such tragic events, citizens tend to scrutinize every detail from a killer's past for clues that have the capacity to implicate "the murderer exclusively and exculpate the community completely".

On the other hand, he noted the unabated corruption in Zanzibar, weak capacity of his bureau, and President Kikwete's reluctance to implicate former President Benjamin Mkapa or members of Mkapa's inner circle in corruption scandals.

You need to implicate someone.

"But to implicate a maid.

Will Martoma try to implicate his former boss?

You have to implicate the audience.

Certainly one's first compulsion is to implicate the teacher.

This would seem to implicate the factory.

The Benghazi committee chair declined each time to implicate Clinton.

But the medium has a unique capacity to inveigle, and even implicate, its audience through its interactivity.

This suggests that later stage erythroid precursor cells have limited capacity to influence the extracellular environment, implicating a primary role for macrophages in determining the course of terminal differentiation.