Sentence examples for existing suspicions from inspiring English sources

But bad news, like negative campaigning, is only really wounding when it confirms existing suspicions.

One consequence of the operation has been to deepen existing suspicions among many in Pakistan that polio vaccines are part of a western plot against Islam.

The specter of a militant Islamic government relating to Israel much the same as the vast majority of the Muslim world, is bound to intensify the already existing suspicions regarding Erdogan and his brand of "moderate" Islam.

However, this data we present would support the existing suspicion that losoxantrone may also be cardiotoxic with cumulative doses.

They foresee potential harm to real vaccination programs in the developing world, where health workers are trying to overcome pre-existing suspicions about Western medicines.

While opinions differ within the movement as to the wisdom of US-Iran diplomacy at this time, the neglect of human rights fuels pre-existing suspicions about the objectives of American diplomacy.

What's more, the multiple ethical offenses of his staff during the primary campaign have fed pre-existing suspicion that Cruz would do or say anything to win this nomination.

Director Professor Stephen Glaister said: "As with the existing crossing the suspicion will be that drivers will pay for any extra capacity through charges - charges which will remain in place long after the project is paid for".

Add to that a whiff of suspicion about existing fee-charging accounts.

A priori, we chose to include age in years [ 18], gender [ 5], APACHE II score, sedative exposure [ 7], and days of delirium [ 8] in the regression model because, based on existing literature and clinical suspicion, we suspected these factors to be associated with PTSD.

Against this background, participants in this study saw sharing SC disease information during research as of central importance in limiting future serious and avoidable harms for affected children and their families, by optimising care-seeking and reducing the impact of existing harmful 'misconceptions', rumours and suspicions.