Sentence examples for increasing suspicions from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Musharraf forged a personal bond with President Bush that assured American support for him even as his public standing declined precipitously, he produced only mixed results for Washington, increasing suspicions that he was playing a double game.

But instead it is increasing suspicions in India and Bangladesh in particular that upstream countries, notably China, hold the keys to the river flows and will use them for strategic gain.

By increasing suspicions that information foreign customers store with U.S.-owned cloud providers in foreign countries is easily accessible by the U.S. government, the District Court's order will have a significant detrimental impact on the businesses of the amici and many other companies similarly situated".

But his appearance that day caused more problems by increasing suspicions among conservatives about the group's framework -- and boosting their distrust of any bipartisan dealmaking.

And once welcome, Chinese investment in Africa is viewed with increasing suspicion.

To complicate matters, Haitians are starting to look toward the outside world with increasing suspicion.

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

Also, there is increasing suspicion that they may cause serious side effects, notably diabetes, in some cases leading to death.

Decreasing faith that elected government knew what it was doing was complemented by increasing suspicion that some other, mostly invisible body must.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said people must not "fall into the trap of increasing suspicion and fear of each other in this country".

Mr Brown had forged a close personal and political relationship with his namesake and faced increasing suspicion among Tony Blair's team in Downing Street.