Sentence examples for long-standing conspiracy from inspiring English sources
The phenomenon, discovered by Reddit members and acknowledged this week by Apple, throws gasoline onto a long-standing conspiracy theory that iPhones slow to crawl as a sly way to convince us to buy new ones.
The "certain sections of the state" to which Trump is referring is almost certainly are a reference to a long-standing conspiracy theory involving the results in Philadelphia in 2012, where, in some places Mitt Romney got zero votes.
So much for a long-standing "conspiracy" to hide a "brain disorder" or even a week-long conspiracy to hide pneumonia, which was diagnosed only on Friday.
A woman claiming to be the daughter of Andy Kaufman, the "Taxi" star and trailblazing comedian known for elaborate pranks, has reignited long-standing conspiracy theories surrounding his death at the age of 35 in 1984.
These theories seem to draw on other long-standing conspiracy theory lineages as well, like deep-state conspiracies, which have been circulating for much of the last century by groups on the left and right.
Although an international court could not pursue all of them, it ... [would] confirm that the invasion, occupation and destruction of East Timor by Indonesia was a long-standing, systematic, criminal conspiracy, planned and ordered at the highest levels of government.
As far-fetched as such talk sounds, it meshes neatly with the world views of those inclined to believe long-standing and widespread anti-American conspiracy theories in which America's past wars were all triggered by nefariously plotted own-goal attacks, from the sinking of the battleship Maine to the Gulf of Tonkin and on to 9/11, in order to justify Yankee military action.
In an analysis of logging on public lands, notably, Hirt (1994) identified a long-standing pattern that he called a "conspiracy of optimism," involving estimates about the rate at which new trees would grow up to replace the ones removed by logging.
Iran denied the allegations which it called a conspiracy to "sabotage Iran's ancient and long-standing relations with France and other significant European countries".
Earlier this summer, three young Somali men were convicted of conspiracy to commit murder abroad in a long-standing federal investigation that led to other guilty pleas.
Cranmer's trial for treason was but a pretext; the queen and her advisers did not intend him to die for the technical offense of having supported Northumberland's insane conspiracy but meant to destroy him for his long-standing offense in promoting Protestantism.
