Sentence examples for stand accused of causing from inspiring English sources

Video games stand accused of causing obesity, violence, and lousy grades.

Sixteen "ultras fans and Muslim Brotherhood members", as the prosecution refers to them, stand accused of causing the incident in February in order to sabotage a big investment conference.

In the right-wing litany, trade unions stand accused of causing unemployment by inflating wages, of generating inequality by disadvantaging the non-unionized, and of blocking productivity growth and investment by defending outmoded working practices and staffing levels.

They stand accused of "causing death by deliberate negligence" and "migrant smuggling" in connection with the incident in September when five Syrian refugees including Kurdi died after their boat sank en route to Greece.

It's just that you have – not that you stand accused of doing it deliberately – failed to deliver when your cause has been promoted right here.

"John Howard and Tony Blair and George W Bush do stand accused of war crimes.

For the alleged crime of causing stockmarkets to tumble after the attack on the World Trade Centre, short-sellers now stand accused of lack of patriotism, to boot.

"You stand accused of murder.

LONDON — SOCIAL networks stand accused of being enemies of productivity.

They stand accused of assisting copyright infringement.

The bosses of big western firms stand accused of "price gouging" and other supposed crimes.