Sentence examples for may cause suspicion from inspiring English sources

"The atmosphere of secrecy may cause suspicion," says Pavel Arsenyev, former executive director of the Moscow office of the International Science Foundation (ISF), a similar charity set up in the early 1990s by U.S. financier George Soros.

Muscle cramps may cause suspicion of hypokalemia.

This may cause suspicion.

Mistrust of healthcare providers is more common among Blacks and Hispanics than Whites [ 26, 27], which may affect their trust in physicians' recommendations for LDKT and cause suspicion of LDKT itself [ 26, 28, 29].

However, wearing them frequently will cause suspicion to rise.

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

In line with the suspicion that QTc-prolonging drugs may cause sudden cardiac death, it was demonstrated in the Rotterdam Study that a prolonged QTc is indeed an important risk factor [ 208].

Are they concerned that growing suspicions about China's intentions toward the United States may cause them to suffer greater discrimination?

The presence of symptoms and signs not typically associated with multiple sclerosis may cause the clinician to overlook multiple sclerosis in the differential diagnosis, and increase the suspicion of neoplasm or infection.

The ever-heavier student backpack has been the object of suspicion for several years now, with many parents and some doctors concerned that it may cause back pain and injury.

But it may cause headaches.