Sentence examples for because they were suspicious from inspiring English sources

Participants had experienced family conflicts, for example, because they were suspicious of family members and mistrusted people close to them regarding lost items whose location they had forgotten and that they found later.

When Hartigan and Wigdor corrected the newer 264 studies for only sampling error (because they were suspicious of the empirical justification for other corrections) the correlations were very low (0.06 0.07) and virtually identical across job families.

"It's quite obvious that professional photographers across the country are being searched because they are photographers not because they are suspicious," he said.

"One of the most common mistakes made about socialists is that because they are suspicious of multinational corporations, they also somehow dislike enterprise".

Partly for fear of reprisals, and partly because they are suspicious about the commission's motives, the victims' families are refusing to testify.

What does it say if voters like everything about Romney, but turn away from him because they are suspicious of his faith?

But the opposition says most people use Gmail and Yahoo precisely because they are suspicious of local e-mail services, which they strongly suspect are monitored by the government.

Under-reporting may also occur because the respondents conceal the truth intentionally, for instance, because they are suspicious about the confidentiality of their responses [ 27].

However, try not to sit with your friends, teachers might observe because they're suspicious.

The gunmen claimed that they were suspicious about Henning because he was not a Muslim, and because he had a chip in his UK passport.

"They're suspicious," he adds, "because this is weird".