Sentence examples for implicates more from inspiring English sources

Other confidential Army documents have chronicled a widespread pattern of abuse involving prisoners in American custody in Iraq and Afghanistan that implicates more military units than previously known.

And this Fuhrer is no paternal figure, but a sneering fanatic who points out that he did indeed talk of the annihilation of bolshevism and the destruction of the Jews, and asks, "Why was I cursed with never being taken literally?" As Mr. Jennings's dying Speer finally agrees, the phantom had a point -- and it's one that implicates more people than himself.

Not surprisingly, the reduction in EVLWI was correlated, although not significantly, with net fluid loss, suggesting that more fluid loss implicates more EVLW reduction.

Note, that a higher degree implicates more cycles in regular digraphs.

Higher scores represent higher response levels; that is, in functional scales, a high score implicates more positive outcomes while high scores in symptom scales are congruent with more negative outcomes.

The Spanish police have implicated more than 100 riders in their investigation of blood doping.

But prosecutors said they expected that Kim Eun Sung would implicate more members of the government and the ruling party.

The Spanish news media reported that a judge officially sealed Operation Puerto, which had implicated more than 50 riders.

The Puerto case implicated more than 50 cyclists including Alberto Contador, Ivan Basso, Jan Ullrich and Alejandro Valverde in the use of performance-enhancing substances or practices.

The investigation ultimately implicated more than 40 people, but Mr. Dumas, a close associate of Mr. Mitterrand, was among the most widely known.

The department is still investigating Mr. DePietro's charges implicating more than a dozen of his former colleagues, Sergeant Hammick said.