Sentence examples for become suspect to from inspiring English sources

He said the Senate had become suspect to voters as it considered legislation affecting industries like tobacco or telecommunications or health care, even while the parties took large contributions from such interests.

I am part of both worlds.' It is an issue of identity that concerns both her husband and herself, conscious that, against the background of the activities of Osama bin Laden and the threat of war with Iraq, being an Arab or Muslim has become suspect to many in the West.

"The entire Uighur ethnicity feels asphyxiated, having become suspect as sympathetic to extremism," he said.

Arabs voiced concern that they would automatically become suspect and subject to restrictions by the university administration.

They will persecute the greengrocer either because it is expected of them, or to demonstrate their loyalty, or simply as part of the general panorama, to which belongs an awareness that this is how situations of this sort are dealt with, that this, in fact, is how things are always done, particularly if one is not to become suspect oneself.

And now, thanks in large part to Piketty, capitalism itself has become suspect, too.

For many agents, altered epigenetic programming has become suspect in transmitting the lasting signature of exposure leading to dysgenesis.

Now they and their statistics have become suspect.

"That assimilation may now become suspect," she said.

If he seeks the presidency, he said, his views on Iraq will become suspect.

Obviously art's vaunted power, like all other authority, has long since become suspect.