The phrase "as one suspect" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a single individual who is suspected of something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The police treated him as one suspect among many in the investigation."
Alternatives: "as a single suspect" or "as one individual suspected".
(Waters confessed that one of her influences was the genre of country house murders, where the reader's apprehensions are heightened as one suspect after another is transformed into a victim).
When discussing the attack on Parliament, the group debated whether the prime minister was Mr. Harper or, as one suspect put it, "Paul — um what's his name — Paul loser," apparently a reference to Paul Martin, the Liberal whom Mr. Harper defeated.
Almost as soon as one suspect was released, another was held.
The dismantling of that separation was raised as one suspect in the 2008 financial crisis, and its restoration has been mainly a cause of the left: Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are vocal supporters.
As one suspect gives way to another, and as Detective Cho finds himself drawn to this mysterious young woman -- and as the clichés seep from the movie into the review -- the movie starts to feel like the very long first half of an episode of "Law and Order," or an Asian spin-off of "C.S.I".
Marissa Shephard made headlines in the early part of 2016 by evading police for a practically unheard-of 10 weeks during a nationwide manhunt as one suspect in what police called an "extremely violent" murder of a Moncton teenager.
Validating a congressional enactment perceived as an attack on one's fellow citizens earned John Roberts some plaudits, even as one suspected that as a matter of faith or other beliefs he had yet to join former Reagan colleagues Ted Olson and friend David Boies -- whatever it is that they are up to.
If Schroeder's portrait of Medellín is as accurate as one suspects, then Pablo Escobar and his kin did indeed reduce the city to a living death.
Because the real appeal of "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" is, as one suspects it always was, the excitement of watching what happens when a smart man gets sick of playing dumb.
The media got into crisis mode, naturally, but we were never really tetchy: there was no hunt for Those Responsible, as one suspects there will be if things get really dry this time around.
(The lead characters are pedants – as, one suspects, is Lawson, as am I, so I can only applaud the fact that the text always frames "historic" in this context with inverted commas. Unless said abuse is unprecedented in scale, transgressions of the distant past are historical).
