Sentence examples for maintain suspicion from inspiring English sources

As with e-mail and Facebook posts, it's a good idea to never click on a link from someone you don't personally know — and maintain suspicion about clicking on such a link if your friend hasn't made any comment or reference to what the link is about.

It is important to maintain suspicion of atypical mycobacteria in infections of immunocompromised patients, particularly in those undergoing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

American officials have long maintained suspicion that the Haqqani group, along with the Taliban, has been sheltered and sponsored by Pakistan, which uses them to push Pakistani interests in Afghanistan, where the insurgents attack NATO forces.

Physicians need to maintain strong suspicions of malnutrition in the senior population, and should be aggressive in instituting preventive measures and treatment strategies for those at risk or those detected with malnutrition.

When interviewed by Amy Lawrence for the Observer in 2000, Di Canio maintained his suspicion of referees: No topic inspires him quite like the old chestnut of referees.

Even as many Italians maintained a suspicion of Chinese immigrants, they still criticized them for not contributing fully to the wider economy.

Many Turks maintain a profound suspicion that Kurds in Iraq and Kurds in Turkey have long wanted their own state, one that could ultimately claim territory from Turkey.

Russo recommends that doctors maintain a high suspicion of the flesh-eating bacteria when treating patients with symptoms that fall in line with the infection.

It resisted liberal efforts to bring Jews into civil society on equal terms; in politics it maintained Christian suspicions of Judaism.

But in the absence of hard evidence either way I will maintain an attitude of suspicion.

One must, however, maintain some level of suspicion of Adorno's claim since he and Marcuse were engaged in competition for Horkheimer's favor.