Sentence examples for generate suspicions from inspiring English sources

This finding fits with staff perceptions that specific characteristics of SCD described above (severity, and lack of familiarity and cure) would be likely to generate suspicions of a supernatural cause in the community.

The study's SMS mock-ups were aimed to be direct enough to be recognizable to the intended recipient, but ambiguous enough not to generate suspicions or disclose the HIV status of the intended recipient in the event that the message was intercepted.

This, says Amundsen's biographer Roland Huntford, was "enough to generate suspicion and low spirits".

17, 29, 38, 39 This observation should generate suspicion that metabolite T2 is also abnormal.

This was deemed critical by several stakeholders given the inherent challenge of developing distinct PMTCT-related messages which would not generate suspicion among unintended viewers, particularly male spouses in cases of non-disclosure.

Mr. McFaul's friendly ties with neoconservatives at times have generated suspicions among his fellow Democrats, but since joining the White House he has also occasionally been at odds with fellow democracy advocates who have been critical of the reset policy.

Police did not say what circumstances surrounding the boy's death generated suspicions about a possible homicide.

Naturally, all the above generated suspicions that the attempt was orchestrated by Erdogan's administration itself or that the administration was aware of what was going on and let it happen--of course, after taking the necessary precautions so that the coup attempt would a fast and fatal end.