Sentence examples for dominant suspicion from inspiring English sources
The dominant suspicion is that the game is not change, but a bid to smooth the transfer of power to another generation within the same entrenched establishment.
This suspicion became a dominant feeling, and the relations between Lucien and Napoleon became strained during the Consulate (1799 1804).
But as happened with Microsoft itself some years ago, Google seems now to have reached the stage where it is so dominant that its every move arouses suspicion.
Precisely because he is strongly favoured by Western governments urging the ruling elite to accommodate the Shia majority, he is regarded with suspicion by the increasingly dominant Sunni chauvinists.
Linked with a self-deprecating acknowledgement that our own fallibility and imperfection is likely to be exposed, we at least introduce a modicum of suspicion to our consumption of dominant media and political narratives.
Patient ADR-complaint was dominant among explanatory factors for HCPs' ADR suspicion in the past month and so we suggest that empowering patients to support HCPs may improve the detection and reporting of suspected ADRs.
It was known that there was a small non-dominant right coronary artery which raised the suspicion of short left main coronary anatomy.
And they were challenging what had been the dominant strain in Democratic Party liberalism: a mixture of Jeffersonian suspicion of government and Jacksonian little-guy populism.
But any expression that implies an equality of failure between Giuliani and the city's dominant ethos before him ought to be regarded with suspicion.
BRUSSELS — European Union antitrust authorities said on Thursday that they had investigated major telecommunications companies, including Deutsche Telekom of Germany, on suspicion that the companies were using their dominant market positions to limit Internet providers' access to their networks.
