Sentence examples for is suspect enough from inspiring English sources

The Germans are represented by Turks singing in Hebrew a happy-clappy number celebrating Jerusalem's place as centre of three religions while Israel has two self-styled Black Hebrews who want to be Israelis but whose Jewishness is suspect enough for the religiously controlled interior ministry to deny them passports.

Kiwanuka's play was suspect enough that, in the wake of a knee injury to defensive end Osi Umenyiora, the Giants considered moving Kiwanuka back to end this week.

The Irish-bred colt sold for just $24,000 as a yearling and was from an obscure sire, Petardia, that was suspect enough to have only 22 dates in his stud book for 1999.

"Clearly, the seats are suspect enough that they know they need to roll in there with some protection," he said.

The odds are against another Broncos victory, although they can learn from the lessons of their regular-season drubbing at the hands of the Patriots, writes Lee Rasizer on CBSSports.com, and Bob Ryan argues in The Boston Globe that the Patriots' defense is just suspect enough to leave some drama in the mix.

Jewish converts, and their progeny, were suspect, and soon enough they were regarded as second-class citizens.

Conspiracy theorists see this as evidence that Tsarnaev was an FBI informant, because he was apparently suspicious enough to be suspected but not enough to be extensively investigated.

China's normal GDP figures are often suspect enough, particularly those produced by local governments, without adding a whole new layer of numbers even more prone to manipulation and dispute.The lack of an agreed method has not deterred some experts from coming up with green figures.

Conviction politics is thus replaced by a particularly nasty political trick aimed at destroying a vote cast by a sincere fellow countryman; all this in order to bring about the elimination of a candidate whose supporters may be suspected of perhaps having enough support to elect such a person if everyone played fair and square.

Because of their origins, they were suspected of not being French enough.

It's suspected that these constraints are enough to provide useful clues for how to design an actual Mars mission.For now, Babbage is signing off.