Sentence examples for that implicating from inspiring English sources

We agree that implicating Wiese as the second officer in the bathroom was a plausible alternative strategy that Worth did not pursue.

It must be noted that implicating GABA receptors in a GABAergic dysfunction is quite a plausible argument in itself.

All of the reviewers believed that implicating the GARP complex in sphingolipid homeostasis was an important advance.

With obesity and diabetes incidence and severity now at truly disconcerting rates, it is time to consider the possibility that implicating dietary fat as the primary cause and advocating that it be minimized has been a fundamental error, despite the large body of evidence supporting mechanisms by which high-fat diets might produce obesity.

That implicates everybody?

That implicates musicians and gets them involved.

It comes as a cold slap in the face, but one that implicates us all.

These are problems that implicate a much broader swath of society than the top 1 percent.

Alongside a police action aimed at the extremist cells that produce actual violence, war suggests the need for an across-the-board national effort that implicates everyone.

There is another twist: we Irish, in our quarrel with Britain, have relied on American power, and that implicates us in how that power is exercised.

(A sentiment that implicates technology as a contributing factor for a sense of exclusion caused by rapid change).