Sentence examples for difficult to suspect from inspiring English sources

The study showed that ESS total score is lower in hypertensives than in normotensives with OSA, making the OSA more difficult to suspect.

Even with at least 35 minutes remaining, it was not difficult to suspect that it would be enough to take County into the final at the expense of a Celtic side lacking the wit, the spirit and the talent to avoid the disgrace.

But as Kate pursues her leads and thinks back to the past -- to her blue-collar Greek family, in which becoming a cop was simply part of growing up; to Joel's evolution from rich hippie to environmental entrepreneur -- it's not difficult to suspect that in truth she (and perhaps the author as well) doesn't really care all that much about Joel's disappearance.

PFTC has a variety of MRI findings, which make it difficult to suspect its origin based solely on imaging.

A pelvic accessory spleen is difficult to suspect preoperatively; only 2 of the 8 patients were diagnosed with an accessory spleen in the pelvis preoperatively [7, 8].

Some patients had other diseases such as asthma that made it more difficult to suspect TB.

Still, it's difficult not to suspect that Shearer's departure is something approaching apocalypse.

As the body count rises, it becomes difficult not to suspect that derivatives trading may also impose significant costs on society as a whole.

In view of the leniency shown by German courts to Nazi murderers, it was difficult not to suspect that this objection was made in bad faith.

If Mark Hughes did not have one match left to save his job ahead of Queens Park Rangers' last home fixture, it is difficult not to suspect he is in that position now.

Those kind of messages explain why it is difficult not to suspect that the club left an indelible part of its identity back at Upton Park and it was not long before stewards were trying to persuade the boisterous little pocket of home fans near the away end to sit down.