Sentence examples for heighten suspicion from inspiring English sources

Plans for construction below ground, which is to be covered by a garden, have only served to heighten suspicion.

But experimental work on lasers that could eventually be used to enrich uranium and other equipment for making uranium metal, a necessary step in bomb-making, heighten suspicion.

Besides constituting a threat in itself, North Korea has managed to raise tensions and heighten suspicion between the other members of the "six-party talks" (America, China, Japan, Russia and South Korea), intended to lead to its denuclearisation.

This finding may heighten suspicion of one disease entity over another in these patients and help to prioritize the differential diagnosis.

He added that expectations of a lack of interest or the deterrent effect of a high price tag for Jaguar and Land Rover, which have proved considerably less successful than Volvo, may have helped heighten suspicion about the spinoff.

We are instead repeatedly and regularly exposed, without our consent, to the basest thoughts about gender, race, sexuality and identity... to a steady stream of racial slurs and epithets, demeaning stereotypes that serve only to foster division, to heighten suspicion, to deepen shame.

Lekan Oguntoyinbo, a Nigerian who used to live in Detroit and now lives in Columbia, Mo., said Mr. Abdulmutallab's nationality would heighten suspicions of all Nigerians.

Though the interview may heighten suspicions that Mr. Dobbs is being courted by Fox, representatives from the network said there had been no discussions.

A new enrichment plant, if it existed, would heighten suspicions that Iran was trying to evade international inspectors and find another way to produce fuel usable in a bomb.

"This one was of a grade that shows it was not an amateur producing it," Senator Dianne Feinstein told me, speculating that it could heighten suspicions that Saddam Hussein is involved.

Many at the lab, which is primarily dedicated to basic research and has very few classified areas, see the measures as a form of stereotyping that will only heighten suspicions of foreign scientists.