Sentence examples for increases suspicion of from inspiring English sources

However, a positive test result only moderately increases suspicion of disease, particularly when screening for sporadic pheochromocytoma.

However, a positive test result only moderately increases suspicion of disease, particularly in low risk subjects being tested for sporadic pheochromocytoma.

Assad's rejection not only represents a defiant stance in the face of U.S. attempts to bring to heel the Syrian regime, but also it increases suspicions of Syrian culpability in the murder of Hariri.

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

He also faces increasing suspicion of America's economic, military and cultural power, and the resentments it has engendered.

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

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

In June 2014 Abdullah joined the anti-Islamic State international coalition to ward off increasing suspicion of Saudi sponsorship of radical jihadi groups in Syria.

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.

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.

The residency, Walker writes in an introductory essay to the show, gave her some welcome distance from the accruing catastrophes of American race relations in recent years: the growing list of young black men killed by police, the increasing suspicion of Black Lives Matter, which she calls "the current incarnation of a civil rights movement".