Sentence examples for complicit from from inspiring English sources

Nine months later, Uber acquired Otto for a reported $680 million, and Waymo believes that Uber was complicit from the outset in what it claims is trade theft.

She's been complicit from day 1 when she backed the birther claims on tv and in printed interviews.

Stack's profound compassion leads her to hold a mirror to all those complicit, from American and Arab leaders to the foreign correspondents who have flocked to the conflict.

Instead, as Cullen and Murphy make clear, everyone is complicit, from Bulger, who "considered himself more paternal than pathological, nothing like the other bad guys," to "[t]wo accomplished men [who] assisted in this preening self-portrait: Bill Bulger, who could never fully face what a menace his brother was, and one of Bill's protégés, FBI agent John Connolly".

The Trump administration's recommendation Thursday that fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks be frozen after the 2020 model year has sparked the expected outrage from environmental groups and complicit silence from the industry, but it has also generated close scrutiny of a couple of its core assertions--effects to the economy and to safety.

Everyone is complicit -- from the administrators who demand more and more publications to the journal editorial staffs who only want to publish large-scale, ground-breaking studies.

Despite public promises to clean up the industry, many Thai officials not only turn a blind eye to abuse, the Guardian found, they are often complicit in it, from local police through to high-ranking politicians and members of the judiciary – meaning that slaves often have nowhere to turn when they have the opportunity to run.

Mark Zuckerberg: complicit in everything from genocide to the death of democracy.

But as the General Election de facto now begins, Shrum & Frum discuss Trump's cumulative "Joseph Welch" moment due to four re-enforcing events: Clinton's pounding, Trump U fraud of average people, attack on a "Mexican" judge, and media shift from complicit to critical.

It was the end of summer, I had to be delivered to New York from Chicago, and so as to neither be complicit nor risk falling from the sky, I went by long-distance train.

Throughout it all, Brooke holds no animosity or bitterness against Gracie's father or the aunt and uncle who have kept her child from her, despite the fact that Gracie's father's family was complicit in keeping Gracie from her.