Sentence examples for convicted as much from inspiring English sources

Orton and Halliwell stood convicted, as much by what they represented as by what they had done.

WTI is advocating for federal compensation for the wrongfully convicted, as most exonerees leave prison penniless and without so much as an apology.

Our prisons are teeming with adults convicted as teenagers.

"No one has been convicted as of yet.

But involuntary servitude, no matter when it arises, if it be not the result of punishment for crime of which the party has been duly convicted, is as much forbidden by the constitution as is slavery.

The young men were charged with arson and reckless endangerment as hate crimes, a designation that stiffens the penalties, if they are convicted, to as much as 3 1/2 to 15 years in prison.

If Liu Hui (the fact that the Nobel laureate's brother-in-law, and his wife, share his surname is a coincidence) is convicted, he faces as much as 12 to 14 years in prison, Mr. Mo warned — certainly more than 10.

If convicted, they face as much as 15 years in prison on each of three counts of endangering Libby through Clean Air Act violations, and lesser time on each of the other charges, plus fines that could amount to several million dollars.

The audits are the first such routine checks of school district finances in decades, and they were prompted by a scandal in which half a dozen people, including the former superintendent, were convicted of stealing as much as $11.2 million from the Roslyn district on Long Island.

Mark Geragos, Anderson's attorney, said, "Nothing indicates it's a reliable or legitimate tape". Asked if that is Anderson's voice on the tape, Geragos cited "attorney-client privilege". If Bonds is convicted, he faces as much as two years behind bars, but perjury prosecutions require compelling corroborative evidence, legal experts say.

But the pursuit of the convicts promises as much drama and suspense as the first season's oft-delayed escape.