Sentence examples for main suspicion from inspiring English sources

The main suspicion is that long-established funds have been loaded with heavy charges and customers have been discouraged from leaving by hefty exit fees.

Here, the main suspicion has to be that for all his natural courage, and laudable attempts to analyse his shortcomings and work to remove them, Hatton will be the man who in the end is offered the blindfold.

However, Lucia Votano, director of the Gran Sasso laboratory, says the "main suspicion" focuses on the optical-fiber connection.

The main suspicion of these armed groups is that the Myanmar military is not sincere about resolving the decades-old conflicts politically.

Johnston, who saw the crash site from outside the police cordon soon after first light on Saturday, explained: "I have heard one of the main suspicions was that the main transmission gearbox might have shattered.

Although the main clinical suspicion in the present case was intraocular involvement of the cerebral PTLD, the differential diagnosis of intraocular toxoplasmosis was equally highly ranked, considering the medical history of the patient.

Although the bill provides police with access to sealed criminal records in investigations, he said its language was ambiguous and might prevent the broad access that the police depend on in undercover narcotics work, and incases involving gangs where a former felon with a sealed record may pose a threat even though he is not the main focus of suspicion.

Generally, neoplasia is the main misleading clinical suspicion.

The main cost of suspicions lies in the fact that when a process is suspected, its last broadcast message must be resent.

"The suspicion and main concern is that the women have taken their children to Syria," he said.

He added: "The suspicion, and main concern, is that the women have taken their children to Syria".