Sentence examples for heightened suspicion from inspiring English sources

Cold war politics, which heightened suspicion of foreigners, complicated matters.

11 mood of heightened suspicion and tightened security.

In the aftermath of the attacks, there has been heightened suspicion of anyone who is different.

B6 FEAR IN EUROPE -- The terror attacks have heightened suspicion and fear of immigrants in France, which has Europe's largest concentration of Muslims.

But each leak heightened suspicion within the office, increasing the chances that, sooner or later, the regime would discover that he was the mole.

Some of them lived quietly in small groups that had little contact with neighbors or their communities -- a discovery that has heightened suspicion about their activities.

The greater damage, in his view, was the way the leaks heightened suspicions among foreign leaders.

Because anthrax is not contagious, the finding immediately heightened suspicions of a bioterrorist attack.

The unexplained cancellations have heightened suspicions that South Korean classical musicians are the latest casualties of political tensions with Beijing.

A sharp drop in scores when the tests were closely monitored this past spring by the school district only heightened suspicions.

There are heightened suspicions in the UK about the poisoning of former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko, who died a day before Mr Gaidar fell ill.