Sentence examples for implicated if from inspiring English sources

However, the company refused to say if other staff members might be implicated, if the police had been contacted or how much money is thought to be involved.

And if something as fragile as taste is implicated, if the onrush of capital pushes performers, styles, genres into the margins -- well, that's just too bad.

No such concern would be implicated if the Second Amendment conferred a right to bear arms wholly unrelated to militia service.

Men like Harvey Weinstein prey on women who are inexperienced enough that they can be penalized if they say no and implicated if they give in.

An alternative theory about the 1975 killing of Martha Moxley did not come to light for almost three decades because a potential witness was worried he would be falsely implicated if he came forward, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said today.

"If a defendant represents that its lending practices are 'conservative' and that its collateralization is 'adequate,' the securities laws are clearly implicated if it nevertheless intentionally or recklessly omits certain facts contradicting these representations," the court wrote.

In many other cases in which a sentence "p" conversationally implicates "q," the conditional "If p then r" does not implicate "If p and q then r".

For example, "If Bill got some of the problems wrong, he might have gotten them all wrong" does not implicate "If Bill got some but not all of the problems wrong, he might have gotten them all wrong".

Individuals in Japan do face consequences in insider trading cases: They may find their career prospects stunted or even lose their jobs if implicated in an investigation.

For meaningful results in human rights terms more pressure is needed, including the threat of consequences such as visa bans and asset freezes on Uzbek officials implicated in abuses, if measurable progress is not made.

According to Rudolph Leibel, an obesity researcher at Columbia University who was involved in the discovery of the first human gene implicated in obesity, if you take two nonobese people of the same weight, they will require different amounts of food depending on whether or not they were once obese.