Sentence examples for face suspicions from inspiring English sources

Students said they expected to face suspicions upon their return to Iran for spending time in the United States.

Military analysts say industry executives who enter the Defense Department inevitably face suspicions that they are either acting to benefit their former employers or acting against them to avoid such suggestions.

Even so, Mr. Bush may face suspicion about his intentions.

Progressives welcome him as a refreshing change from the party stalwarts who, in recent years, have tended to lose races.Muslim Democrats see in Mr Ellison someone who can stick up for them as they face suspicion and intimidation.

More than a dozen members of the Muslim American Homeland Security Congress, an advisory group initiated by Sheriff Baca, said at a meeting last week that Muslims in particular had a large stake in preventing further terrorist attacks because if something happens, it is their community that comes under scrutiny, their members who face suspicion and discrimination.

As in the United States, private-sector insurers in Latin America face suspicion that they will cut corners in treatment (and, conversely, that doctors will try to earn extra fees part of which still fall on the user, albeit insured by carrying out unneeded procedures).

After Paris terrorist attacks, migrants face suspicion and new barriers.

As a result of these views, Muslims face suspicion, fear, prejudice and violence.

Some captives face suspicion of collusion with their captors, said researcher Rothna Begum of New York-based Human Rights Watch.

And, like in Brazil, American mothers – especially low income mothers – face suspicion when they request government services.

And that puts the Russian company in a difficult position because it already faces suspicions that it is tied to the Russian government, accusations Mr. Kaspersky has constantly denied as he has built his business.