Sentence examples for clear suspects from inspiring English sources

By nightfall, the police said they had no clear suspects.

As no clear suspects emerged, private experts began to argue that the culprit was probably a federal insider who meant to warn of terrorist dangers.

St Cloud police department confirmed that an investigation to find Peters' attacker was underway, but Peters said that there were no clear suspects.

In many unsolved murder cases, including those that constitute the show's first two episodes, the authorities have clear suspects but just haven't been able to bring enough evidence to bear.

[It is known that the police interviewed by phone and email a range of people based abroad, such as climate sceptic bloggers and climate scientists.] At the end of the day, we didn't have any clear suspects so we were seeking information.

But unlike many other successful crime dramas, the lack of a clear suspect only serves to make this series more gripping and believable.

There was no clear suspect, though a number were arrested.HIV, the virus that leads to AIDS, is still spreading rapidly according to the UN and has risen 10% in the past year to 33.4m cases, 22.5m of them in sub-Saharan Africa.

4.51pm GMT Pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah's enthusiastic support for Malaysian opposition figure Anwar Ibrahim is a waving red flag indicating... not necessarily much of anything, William J. Dobson writes in Slate: More than a week after the Boeing 777 disappeared, we lack a motive, a clear suspect, or even a crime scene, but we have our "Anwar Ibrahim connection".

A spokesman said: "Read was a clear suspect, having now been identified as a predatory paedophile, and although the case was tantalisingly-close to being solved, there lacked the final piece of a very complex jigsaw".

There also was another clear suspect: a white police officer and Stites' fiance, Jimmy Fennell.

It's clear suspected nation states have not only aimed their hacking missions at Canadian critical infrastructure, but specifically the ICT sector made up of software, computer and telecommunications companies supporting those major industries in an effort to exploit them indirectly.