Sentence examples for following charged from inspiring English sources

During a charged game against San Francisco State, Mitchell got into an altercation with another player; his Oakland following charged the floor.

5 These complications are known to occur at higher rates following charged particle treatment than brachytherapy, and visual outcomes may be less favourable in patients undergoing charged particle treatment.

For example, lipids with the following charged head groups are available: negatively charged head groups phosphatidylserine (PS), phosphoric acid (PA), and phosphatidylglycerol (PG); positively charged head groups trimethylammoniumpropane (TAP) and ethylphosphatidylcholine (EPC).

Now facing a five-year jail sentence, following charges brought by a secretive Iranian court, her welfare is under dire threat.

After being found out, Baker Hughes eventually paid a total of $44m in penalties to the US authorities, following charges under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Those involved were told last week that it would not be in the public interest to prosecute Jamieson following charges last March after the nature of the alleged breaches and medical reports on the accused had been considered.

Paul Ince, Cantona's team mate, was found not guilty at his trial, following charges that he used threatening behaviour against another fan as he intervened after Cantona's kick.

She had been removed from Mr. Mandela's cabinet following charges of impropriety and was sued for her failure to make mortgage payments for the elegant home she had built in Soweto township.

The chairman of the classics department at the State University at Albany has left his chairmanship following charges by a colleague that he plagiarized translations of Latin texts and presented them as his own.

The guidelines were put in place following charges that the C.I.A. knowingly hired paid informers among Guatemalan military officers suspected of involvement in political killings, including those of an American citizen and a rebel leader married to another American.

According to Michael L. Krenn, the author of "Fall-Out Shelters for the Human Spirit: American Art and the Cold War," the State Department canceled international tours of two exhibitions following charges that some of the artists were Communists or had Communist sympathies.