Sentence examples for Prompt suspicions from inspiring English sources

But Lashkar's expanded activities in Afghanistan, particularly against Indian targets, prompt suspicions that it has become one of Pakistan's proxies to counteract India's influence in the country.

However, both want to avoid grand, visionary statements of intent that might prompt suspicions in either country, especially among Conservative Eurosceptics (of whom the British defence secretary, Liam Fox, is one).

But the incidents have repeated themselves in such disparate areas as to prompt suspicions about the existence of a malevolent "third force," which the Government until now refused to recognize.

Labile or paroxysmal hypertension accompanied by headache, palpitations, pallor, and perspiration should prompt suspicions of pheochromocytoma.

Lung consolidation with air bronchograms and pleural effusion should prompt suspicion of other etiologies.

When that happens instead of being part of that communal drawing together even well intentioned good acts can prompt exclusion and rejection, while the absence of any response can prompt suspicion and condemnation, leaving everyone with damaged relationships, hurt feelings and sometimes even inappropriate retaliations, consequences that are unquestionably worse than having no relationship at all.

Abdominal distension or diarrhea should prompt suspicion of either neutropenic enterocolitis (typhlitis) or Clostridium difficile colitis.

The presence of several of these somatic signs or symptoms should prompt suspicion of MPS II.

Third, diagnostic triggers are manifestations that prompt suspicion of MFS in formerly undiagnosed subjects.

Fever in a patient with CNS shunt should always prompt suspicion of shunt infection.

Focus group members suggested that asking participants to state their income would be culturally inappropriate and would prompt suspicion.