Sentence examples for were incriminated from inspiring English sources
verb
To accuse or bring criminal charges against.
- The newpapers are all incriminating me unjustly in this fiasco!
All were incriminated in different ways and with varying success.
Venezuela's president Nicolás Maduro has promised to launch a thorough purge of the country's police force after two of its members were incriminated in the gruesome murder of a pro-government politician earlier this month.
Both zinc and aluminium were incriminated in renal pathology, especially after prolonged usage at higher doses especially in kidney failure patients [23].
Many factors were incriminated in the squeaking generation in ceramic-on-ceramic total hip arthroplasty (THA), including the cup positioning and design.
Five factors were incriminated in post: operative mortality notably renal failure p = 0.002, duration of stay p = 0.001, parenteral nutrition p = 0.047, long duration of intubation p = 0.001, perioperative blood transfusion p = 0.001.
In their 70-year tenure, 17,000 of the 40,000 population of Florence were incriminated.
Neither man admitted or denied guilt, but in both cases, the allegations made by the authorities were incriminating.
The Tudjman regime had been incriminated.
Furthermore, different intracellular mechanisms have been incriminated in their production.
If a reaction occurs, the allergen is incriminated without hesitation.
"I was being incriminated for a photograph that I hadn't even circulated.
