Sentence examples for consequently accused from inspiring English sources
The department and its ministers were consequently accused of "wilfully" ignoring the scientific advice.
Australia captain Ricky Ponting consequently accused the England team of time-wasting.
Finally the argument also requires a fuller account of what residents of a state must do in order to make appropriate signs of dissent from the injustice of their government, and consequently to avoid being accused of consenting to that injustice.
While newspapers for decades cited the initial incident as involving Rastafarians who set the gas station on fire, Rastafarians who experienced the horror of that Easter week attest to the fact their community was wrongly accused and consequently criminalized.
As Tituba and other accused persons were pressured and consequently incriminated others in false confessions, public hysteria over the threat of witchcraft mounted throughout Massachusetts.
In 1766 Jesuits were accused of causing Esquilache Riots in Madrid; consequently in February 1767, Charles III of Spain signed a royal decree with expulsion orders for all members of the Society of Jesus in Spanish territories.
Some homeowners call the newcomers a public nuisance and have accused them of littering, selling drugs, harassing women and consequently lowering local property values.
In the Army and Navy Journal Ericsson accused the crew of drunkardness during the storm and consequently unable to prevent the vessel from sinking.
In an interview he gave to the House magazine, he credited Blair and Peter Mandelson with successfully having improved Labour's image in order to secure election victory but accused Blair of then jettisoning Labour's core values and consequently rendering the party intellectually bankrupt.
The UK government consequently did not give the US an absolute commitment in relation to the future of the Lockerbie accused.
