Sentence examples for to be implicated in a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weissman is one of the highest-ranking M.T.A. employees to be implicated in a corruption scandal in recent years.

It is deeply unsettling to be implicated in a national scandal, to know that my attempts to be kind and helpful to someone would become his millstone.

Told from the perspective of a New York psychiatrist, it chronicles the mental breakdown of a fallen Wall Street chief, who comes to be implicated in a grisly murder.

Such an action would make Mr. Martinez, a Democrat first elected in 2001, the first councilman to be implicated in a nearly two-year-long investigation by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan and the city's Department of Investigation into the Council's use of discretionary funds to support favored nonprofit groups.

The owner of a company that has done nearly $1 billion in work on the steel skeletons of two World Trade Center towers and a transit hub is expected to be implicated in a criminal fraud case that would be among the largest to involve the misuse of funds designated for minority- or women-owned businesses, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

For Mabuchi, the study of ancient texts came to be implicated in a new project, the recovery of the form of subjectness that characterized the Japanese in ancient times.

In children, off-label medicines were also more likely to be implicated in an adverse drug reaction than authorized medicines [ 30].

A further reason why the 40 Hz gamma frequency is of interest is that this frequency is believed by Hameroff and Penrose to be implicated in an OR event.

Understanding these older plains is important, since they seem to be implicated in erasing a larger fraction of craters 10 30 km (6 20 miles) in diameter on Mercury as compared with the Moon.

Wear debris in MOM hip replacements is now thought to be implicated in causing a local soft-tissue inflammatory response leading to premature failure of the implant.

BRCA1 is a tumor suppressor gene known to be implicated in the development of a subset of breast and ovarian cancers.