Sentence examples for mass suspicion from inspiring English sources

DURING the endless presidential election, every time-honored institution -- from the Supreme Court to the Democratic and Republican leadership to the voting booth itself -- fell under mass suspicion.

Mr. German said the racial mapping documents and the disputed training documents showed a common "theme of mass suspicion of an entire group based on racial characteristics or religion".

We saw this kind of mass suspicion in 1960, when John Kennedy's Catholic faith was an issue in his campaign for president.

Experience shows that terrorists and criminals do not fit into neat racial or religious stereotypes -- law enforcement programs based on evidence and facts are effective, and a system of bias and mass suspicion is not".

The authors suggested that SLN biopsy should be performed in all DCIS patients with one or more of the following characteristics: palpable or mammographic mass, suspicion of microinvasion, multicentric disease, high nuclear grade or necrosis [ 9].

And is all that supposed to be facilitated with an ethic of mass mutual suspicion?

These events add up to a mass of suspicions, not proof.

Fifty-eight patients that were scheduled for surgical resection of a renal mass with a suspicion of renal cell carcinoma (RCC) were enrolled.

Fifty-eight patients scheduled for surgical resection of a renal mass with a suspicion of RCC between April 2012 and December 2013 were considered for the study enrollment.

The fact that the billions spent spying on everyone, always, has spectacularly failed to catch any terrorists is taken as proof that they're not doing enough surveillance – not that untargeted, mass surveillance without particularised suspicion is a waste of money.

A mixed cystic and solid appearance of an ovarian mass should raise a suspicion of malignancy, like surface epithelial tumours and metastasic lesions.