Sentence examples for implied allegation from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian denied the implied allegation, saying he had used the same blades for the last month.

Colt made no reply to the implied allegation, and excused himself.

Sometimes, especially with Brown, that question provoked an angry barrage of abuse, as if just by asking it, I was implying the allegation might be true.

The post implied that the allegations against him were the act of a jilted ex-girlfriend.

He later tweeted that "lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," and implied that Holderness and Willoughby were liars.

Schneiderman at the time didn't deny the allegations, but implied in a statement that his conduct was either welcomed or was not as the women described.

4. Breaching these principles raises the risk of implying that an allegation is tantamount to a conviction.

A poll by Emerson University and conducted between October 4 and 8, putting the two candidates at a dead heat on 43% each, though a new GOP poll conducted October 11-12 showing Clinton with a six point lead implies that recent allegations of sexual assault made against Trump may be hurting him; early voting begins here in just over a week, on October 22.

Told in parallel, the second strand regards Ned's best friend and fellow history professor Tom Pimm, whose persecution would more closely resemble the author's apparently Kafkaesque encounter with the BBC's new zero tolerance for bullying – whatever that means; as The Allegations implies, a concept imported from the playground to the workplace is intrinsically thorny.

The company said it strongly disagreed with allegations "implying that the primary function of the services we provide is to facilitate tax avoidance and/or evasion".

The allegations imply that Farook was radicalized long before he met his wife, Tashfeen Malik, the second shooter in the San Bernardino attack who was also already radicalized when she came to the US last year on a fiancé visa program.