Sentence examples for supposed culprits from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that means the media campaign, real or perceived, against him isn't working: or perhaps it shows the BBC and other supposed culprits aren't hopelessly biased after all.

Whether true or not, there cannot be any doubt that News International's passing over to the authorities of material that revealed sources and turned loyal staff into supposed culprits was a terrible act.

The "dossier"—as the police reluctantly refer to it charted the names, personal social media accounts, and home addresses of the supposed culprits.

The "dossier" – as the police reluctantly refer to it – charted the names, personal social media accounts and home addresses of the supposed culprits.

Supposed culprits include lack of habitat and availability of diverse sources of pollen and nectar, global warming, viruses, parasites, genetically modified crops, pesticides containing neonicotinoids, even the practice of trucking beehives to farmers' fields and orchards.

In all three cases, as it was with other supposed culprits like the the lack of religion in public schools or the popularity of violent video games (which are both found in other wealthy countries and can be dismissed), commentators are looking at our society as a whole rather than specific details of the alleged shooter's background.

You may not even be the supposed culprit but just a closemouthed witness.

Part of the benefit may come simply from eating fish in place of red meat, a supposed culprit in cardiovascular disease.

In general, employees should follow the proper channels, like addressing the issue with the person directly supervising the supposed culprit, said John M. Thornton, a professor of accounting ethics at Azusa Pacific University.

The supposed culprit was captured on film earlier this week by the noted team at Tinhte, the Vietnamese site that thrives on getting their hands on unreleased gadgets well before the rest of us do.

The folic acid treatment did suppress levels of the supposed cardiovascular culprit, homocysteine.