Sentence examples for increase suspicions from inspiring English sources

UK military commanders are concerned that talk of a withdrawal will increase suspicions among Afghans that foreign troops will leave them at the mercy of the Taliban.

"This will definitely increase suspicions on both sides," said Yan Xuetong, director of the Institute of International Relations at Qinghua University in Beijing.

But Shkelzen Gashi, a political scientist who specialises in history, argued that Kosovo schoolbooks are full of "inaccuracies, lies and falsifications, which very much increase suspicions amongst schoolchildren regarding Serbia".

He accepted that voter apathy was not a new problem but his implied criticism of the government may increase suspicions that already exist among Conservative MPs that he is biased against them.

Critics of the law say it is designed to crack down on civil society and increase suspicion of foreigners.

It said his single-minded pursuit "will inevitably stoke anti-Muslim sentiment and increase suspicion and fear".

As the numbers increase, suspicion has mounted that a new factor has been helping to push food prices beyond the pockets of the poor – the vast amounts of money poured into the commodities market in recent years.

The fact that the friendly, polite Muslim guy who delivered pizza (as one of the Kouachi brothers did) turns out to be an Islamist assassin is bound to increase suspicion of Muslims among so-called ordinary people.

Ruling out other causes (chikungunya, dengue, WNV), taking appropriate history of tick bite rather than mosquito bite and skin rashes will increase suspicion for rickettsial retinitis.

To date, the IMWG has not yet recommended MRI as part of the routine workup for patients with MGUS unless there are clinical features that increase suspicion of progression to MM [7].

And they increase suspicion and disrespect for the system.