Sentence examples for current suspicion from inspiring English sources

The next Part discusses the current suspicion among U.S. scholars on the proposed patent insurance system.

Our current suspicion of the private sector is harming our ability to work more effectively.

Does our current suspicion of beauty derive from the horrors of the last century (and, so far, this one too)?

Washington has urged India, Pakistan and Afghanistan to co-operate in creating a new 'Silk Road' of trade ties to break the current suspicion which mars political relations and restricts potential trade.

And there is no guarantee that there is going to be public access to those videos, especially if the political climate does shift" away from its current suspicion of police shootings.

THE market's current suspicion about any corporate use of structured finance could hit hardest at companies already struggling with the weak economy, warned William C. Repko, managing director of the restructuring group at J. P. Morgan Chase, a leader in structured finance.

Given current suspicions about traditional British banking, we might also see the development of related forms of ethical banking, where bankers refuse to lend money for purely speculative purposes, preferring instead to lend to individuals or institutions that create or build things with inherent social value.

But along with the awareness of the apparent need for some immigration -- expressed in the new proposal for bringing in the qualified through quotas -- a strong current of suspicion of, or outright hostility to, foreigners persists.

Given that the plot revolves around a band of wandering Gypsies, it might have been more useful to reflect on the current European suspicion of "the other" rather than give us tired old pictorial cliches or gratuitous examples of violence.

Meanwhile prospective ones will wonder whether, in the current climate of suspicion and mistrust, it is worth coming to the UK at all.

But in the current climate, with suspicion of all things Arab and Islamic at an all-time high, that may not be entirely a bad thing.