Sentence examples for increased suspicion from inspiring English sources

If the Great Recession increased suspicion of child maltreatment, why were fewer cases reported?

Since then their income has dropped by roughly a third because of the economic doldrums and, they speculate, increased suspicion of foreigners.

It's been a bleak year for British Muslims: terrorist atrocities abroad have led to increased suspicion and attacks on Muslim communities at home.

The government's recent announcement that it plans to make the Frontline graduate development programme a national scheme – where trainees receive a salary instead of a bursary – has only increased suspicion among those delivering the courses.

The disclosures increased suspicion among investigators that the crash occurred at least in part because of errors on the ground, and not, as Swiss officials had been implying, primarily because of errors by the pilot of a Russian passenger plane.

In the case of Mr. Lee, he said, it seemed that his Chinese heritage had increased suspicion of him because he had traveled to China and had met with Chinese government scientists in the United States.

This was not popular, and increased suspicions that the government's reforms to the NHS were also a covert privatisation.

But the lack of transparency has only increased suspicions from several of the Security Council members that Iran is actually seeking to produce a nuclear bomb.

Iran's insistence on producing more — though it has no reactor to burn the additional fuel — has increased suspicions about its intentions.

Hillary Clinton's Twitter feed has caused ripples of curiosity around the globe after scrutiny of her Twitter bio increased suspicions the former first lady could run in the presidential election of 2016.

Together with reports of violence in the northwest directed at Pashtuns, Afghanistan's largest ethnic group, the reported shipments have increased suspicions here that an effort is under way to destabilize Western Afghanistan in hopes of preventing a permanent American-backed government from taking power in Kabul.