Sentence examples for clues implicate from inspiring English sources

LIKE Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express", a whodunnit in which clues implicate all the main suspects, investigations into the sad tale of Northern Rock are turning up so many potential culprits that no one of them, it seems, can be held responsible for Britain's first bank run in more than a century.

The police are baffled, but the narrator and his wife turn up striking and yet seemingly unconnectable clues implicating a string of campus notables.

Over time the list of target wildlife species narrowed and sampling of domesticated animals declined as clues implicated dead non-human primates and live bats as important primary routes of exposure to humans and bats as putative EBOV reservoirs (35).

However, the first clue implicating methyl bromide in a carcinogenic effect was from a study of chemical industry workers who were exposed to methyl halides.

Further, our GEP analysis provides mechanistic clues and implicates potential target genes of BTK.

The scattered clues left behind implicated someone in the LuckyMe family: Baauer?

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".

For these reasons, we do not implicate reasoning (or a lack of it) as an explanation for our crows' behaviour, but our analyses do provide clues about the cognitive processes involved in sequential tool use.

You need to implicate someone.

"But to implicate a maid.

They would not implicate her.