Sentence examples for ample suspicion from inspiring English sources

As usual in such struggles, which have become chronic in the nation's third-largest city, there was ample suspicion of political motives at almost every turn.

Janney's account leaves ample suspicion, even doubt, about the events surrounding the deaths of both Kennedy and Meyer.

For starters, there were ample suspicions about the pitchman, Mr. Zwane.

There were ample reasons for that suspicion.

It added, "Without going into the actual evidence in the Moussaoui case, there was ample evidence to confirm these suspicions".

A former investment banker, he bested France's traditional political parties and fashioned himself as something of a centrist, giving both left and right reason to support him, but also ample room to regard him with suspicion.

But over hundreds of pages, the trustee lays out in the lawsuit what he argues is ample evidence that Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz "consciously disregarded" suspicions about Mr. Madoff's operation.

Yet in the rough terrain of the Middle East, where suspicion is a common trait hardened by long experience, there is ample reason to suspect his motives.

This so-called "Trojan Horse theory" is taken seriously in India, where suspicions of China, which does not recognize India's control of Sikkim, are always ample.

Ample parking.

Ample off-road parking.