Sentence examples for that would implicate from inspiring English sources

If true, that would implicate Saddam's regime in the murder of 3,000 Americans.

But they did say that the investigation had yielded nothing that would implicate him in wrongdoing.

But Mr. Elleman makes a strong circumstantial case that would implicate the deteriorating factory complex and its underemployed engineers.

Perhaps nothing that would implicate her if the gleeful reaction of her inner circle provides any indication.

And so, each week, I would try hard (and still do) to think of creative ideas that would implicate the students in some kind of decision-making.

The report also found that homicide detectives appeared to have threatened or offered favors to obtain testimony that would implicate Mr. Bennett.

"It was a story of three decades of cover-up, and we made it clear that we were going to litigate that and that it would implicate current officials.

The investigation led authorities to Pellicano's office, and it quickly snowballed into a wide-reaching probe that appeared would implicate some of Hollywood's biggest celebrities.

And this is really the best-case scenario for Christie, one in which the investigators do not find anything that would seriously implicate him.

Could there be a "smoking gun" that would somehow implicate firms or executives in fraudulent practices that has gone undiscovered so far?

This season in "Billions," he slipped into the bedroom of a telecom employee one night and blackmailed him into altering phone records that would otherwise implicate an Axelrod associate on insider-trading charges.