Sentence examples for creates suspicion from inspiring English sources
Too short is rude; too long creates suspicion.
As the study's authors put it, "A low price creates suspicion".
Indeed when Katya first meets Andrei, he is so charming and persistent that he instantly creates suspicion.
Not surprisingly, open and honest communication tends to support the decision to trust, whereas poor (or no) communication creates suspicion.
His role in the Nazi atomic bomb project is the subject of much speculation, and his German nationalism created and creates suspicion and ambiguity.
But it is an approach that creates suspicion and even hostility among some environmentalists and conservation biologists, who say it presents too many long-term risks.
"And you're handling it in a way that creates suspicions where they should not be".
The chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, said he thought that "the way in which Mr. Qaddafi was killed creates suspicions" of a war crime.
Also, the historical exploitation of African people in medical research creates suspicions around blood collection and resistance to sample export.
His clumsy personal diplomacy created suspicion.
Rather than fueling optimism, though, his comments created suspicion.
