Sentence examples for will be indictments from inspiring English sources

He is expected to announce this week whether there will be indictments.

There will be indictments.

There appears to be consensus among politicos and close observers of the political scene, even among members of the governor's party, that there will eventually be indictments, though not against the governor.

It is unclear whether there will be other indictments.

Another official spoke of being "fairly confident" that there will be further indictments.

"And if the grand jury agrees, there will be an indictment".

If the Mets fail to make the postseason again, it will be an indictment.

In keeping with its subject's professional and personal preoccupations, it will be "an indictment of my country, of time, of our forgetful, self-centered humanity".

The evangelical support of Trump will be an indictment against its validity as a Christian movement for generations to come.

After reviewing dozens of recent federal investigations involving alleged mishandling of classified records--including the 2015 prosecution of Gen. David Petraeus for providing top-secret material to a woman who was his biographer and mistress--Gerstein concluded there will be no indictment against Clinton unless prosecutors are convinced she acted with the intent to violate classification rules.

"This will be a clear indictment of the Obama presidency and the Democratic Congress overreaching".