Sentence examples for recent accusation from inspiring English sources

The most recent accusation dated to 1982.

Hillary Rodham Clinton's recent accusation that a "vast right-wing conspiracy" exists to destroy her husband and his political agenda was bound to strike a nerve.

But Mr. Sanford's personal baggage — his 2009 excursion in Argentina with a woman who was not his wife, and a recent accusation of trespassing at his former wife's home — is helping make the race competitive.

The most original visual element is the inclusion of the expensive home and car, images that tie in with Mr. Gore's recent accusation that Mr. Bush's tax cut was "class warfare on behalf of billionaires".

The speaker is now fighting for political survival in the face of calls for his resignation and multiple investigations for taking bribes, including a recent accusation that he received 45m reais (US$12m) from investment bank Grupo BTG Pactual.

One recent accusation that made me laugh out loud was the claim by Richard Keeble, a Medialens blogger, and professor of journalism at Lincoln University that I had 'cleverly presented a "balanced", "questioning" approach' in a profile of Hugo Chavez to hide my hostility.

That's without throwing recent accusations of results fixing into the mix.

There have been no recent accusations of financial mismanagement in parishes in the New York Archdiocese.

BTG Pactual has denied the most recent accusations, but it still faces enormous pressure.

The former Speaker's retreat and silence in the face of recent accusations is complete, and evocative.

Recent accusations against Goldman Sachs suggest the potential for conflicts of interest among banks, investors, hedge funds and rating agencies.