Sentence examples for implicated questions from inspiring English sources

Public restrooms are not just toilets; for more than a hundred years, they have implicated questions of who really belongs in public, civic, and professional life.

Although large dairy goat farms were implicated, questions about exact transmission routes and risk factors remained unanswered.

Environmental regulation, however, also clearly implicates questions of autonomy.

These issues implicate questions of working conditions, of providing professional resources and supports for teachers, and of teacher labor markets.

Soon after Trump's comments to the Wall Street Journal were published, the candidate himself was implicated in questions of official impartiality on the Trump University case.

Dozens of judges who took the tests have been implicated and questioned by F.I.G. investigators.

It is rare that one ever gets this sort of unanimity from economists on any single question, let alone the whole bundle of questions implicated by something so complex as a country's membership in a supranational economic union.  .

Other patients were concerned that asking questions implicated their own lack of intellect.

Alternative promoters are known to be associated with development and tissue and cell differentiation, which implicates the question as to whether this trait of DNA methylation profiles could impact the cellular differentiation potential in the MRL/MpJ mouse.

After talking to several other people, including the man that Mr. Bryant had implicated, the detectives questioned Mr. Bryant again on Friday.

In consequence, the important question implicated in the study cannot be resolved: whether the reduced DNA repair capacity in breast cancer patients with BRCA1 mutation is due to the cancer or to the mutation.