Sentence examples for a growing suspicion from inspiring English sources

They have a growing suspicion that their money is not being spent well.

The online tumult of the 2016 election fed into a growing suspicion of Silicon Valley's dominance over the public sphere.

But there has been a growing suspicion among British Muslim communities that Prevent was not all that it seemed.

The new work supports a growing suspicion that those formerly boisterous black holes are among us now, but, having stopped their boisterous growth, are sleeping.

There is a growing suspicion that Germany may close the affair without loss of prestige, but it is unlikely to gain much materially.

American officials say there is a growing suspicion that insiders within the museum's administration were to blame for much of the thefts.

But there is a growing suspicion that he is determined to have his final ride in the colours of his main employer, JP McManus.

There is a growing suspicion that streaming vignettes, no matter how clever, are unlikely to ever draw a mass audience away from its television sets.

For many Bosnian Muslims, or Bosniaks, being a Muslim in America at a time of growing suspicion to their faith is like being a fly on the wall in plain view.

In November, according to intelligence reports, he called in his military commanders for consultations in small groups -- an indication of growing suspicion.

After that, the Muslim Brotherhood and the county's senior judges maneuvered around one another with growing suspicion, exchanging a flurry of opposing rulings, legal decrees, threats, and accusations.