Sentence examples for further indicts from inspiring English sources

The incident, he asserted, further indicts his former employer, which he and others have long argued should not be in charge of supervising nonprofits.

The latest charge — that Mr. Boyland steered taxpayer money to a nonprofit agency and misused it to pay for self-promotional swag — merits special consideration, not only because it further indicts him, but also because it provides additional evidence that pilfering from nonprofit agencies is the crime of choice for corrupt New York lawmakers.

I don't mean to further indict him or exonerate him by observing this.

The signers further indicted their erstwhile monarch for "taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments".

Why would Ms. Rich want Vanity Fair to shine a spotlight on her former husband and further indict him in the court of public opinion?

Yet the story goes a step further, indicting even women's dumb helpless baby love itself — a love that helps perpetuate not just the patriarchy but (even in an allegory, certain facts should be faced) the human race.

But the thought of an encore performance by Comey — and a fresh forum for Clinton's Republican critics to demand he go even further and indict her — has provoked a strong reaction from the campaign.

The PNIPAM-g-PNIPAM hydrogels indicted further accelerated shrinking kinetics than functional backbone hydrogels.

Ms. Del Ponte also came to press for further arrests of indicted war criminals in Yugoslavia, officials said.

In eliding the political and historical contexts of Hass's work, Chiasson replicates the very "American amnesia" that Hass indicts and furthers our cultural tendency to relegate poetry to an art of the quotidian.

They are all fighting extradition but when US authorities are successful they are expected to lean heavily on the seven for further information that could indict others at Fifa.