Sentence examples for most incriminating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Culuko's and Mr. Benjamin's descriptions of the shooting were the most incriminating.

Meanwhile, in his introduction to "Guantánamo Diary," Siems traces the fate of Slahi's most incriminating connection, Abu Hafs.

Two of the most incriminating calls played in court pertained to tips that the government said had come from Mr. Gupta.

While the recordings produced powerful atmospherics, the government had to be wary that they did not go over the top, inadvertently playing into a defense argument that Mr. Blagojevich was prone to impertinence, and that his most incriminating words should not be taken seriously.

Some defense lawyers said the most incriminating parts of the tape were those in which Mr. bin Laden suggested that he participated in the planning, with comments about how "we calculated in advance" potential casualties and remarks showing he knew the hijacker Mohamed Atta was in charge of the attacks.

It was Cardinal Law's first public appearance since the release of the most incriminating documents in the scandal, which showed that he allowed a priest with a known background of sexual abuse, the Rev. Paul R. Shanley, to continue ministering, not only in Boston, but also in California and New York.

Suicide and homicide were the violent death causes most incriminated each with 11.5% (3 cases).

Young children are most exposed with drugs are the most frequently incriminated.

The most frequent incriminated micro-organism is Meticillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

In France, the etiological agent which is by far the most frequently incriminated is cereal flour, and the highest incidence of occupational respiratory allergies is observed in bakers and pastry makers.

The species most frequently incriminated in such cases include B. turicatae and B. hermsii.