Sentence examples for feed suspicions from inspiring English sources

Those sorts of discrepancies may feed suspicions that financial firms are overly optimistic about their businesses.

But its repeated flip-flops feed suspicions that politics and lobbying are what mattered most.

But the financial details of the violations for which Mr. Shi was convicted only served to feed suspicions that he had been railroaded.

If it breaks the rules, it will feed suspicions in China that, one way or the other, its rise will be denied.

Some China watchers say the American moves may feed suspicions in China that the United States is seeking to encircle it because it is uneasy with having an economic and military rival.

He feared Poland's painful history of occupation, mass emigration and the Holocaust might feed suspicions among the 6,500 villagers that the Americans were coming to claim property in the Beskid valley.

That has fed suspicions of presidential meddling in the investigation.

The simultaneous deaths fed suspicions here that the couple had been executed.

Mainly because it feeds suspicions that the war wasn't waged to eliminate real threats.

Without feeding suspicions about Brawn irregularities, maybe Rubens Barrichello showed something of that in the last test.

The problem, he said, was that no accusers had come forward, which only fed suspicions of Tajik subterfuge.