Sentence examples for were alleging from inspiring English sources
verb
To lighten, diminish.
When I heard what prosecutors were alleging about me, I was dumbfounded.
Firstly, the incredible improvement in this athlete's performance . . . and more bluntly, the fact that SOUTH AFRICAN sport Web sites were alleging that she was a hermaphrodite athlete.
FedEx said French authorities were alleging anti-competitive actions took place at trade association meetings, involving former general managers at Tatex, the French business it bought in 2012.
Leslie Ash and Lee Chapman: £100,000 plus costs The TV presenter and former footballer were alleging the NOTW had hacked their and their children's phones.
See e.g., Plant, 19 F.Supp.2d at 1321 n. 2 (commenting that standing was likely absent because defendants were alleging only future acts of infringement, not past acts or patterns of infringement).
After taking out a home equity loan to get his son released on bail, Mr. Brookins asked Freddie Jr. if he had, in fact, sold drugs to an undercover agent named Tom Coleman, as the authorities were alleging.
Russian spies were alleged to dwell among them.
Four other persons were alleged to be conspirators but was not made defendants.
Across three complaints, two broad schemes were alleged.
Some were alleged to have been victims of sexual harassment.
No new lies were alleged.
