Sentence examples for minimising suspicion from inspiring English sources

The Durst Corporation itself may have some answering to do, however, since the documentary revealed how it played a role in minimising suspicion around the disappearance of Kathie Durst and failed to pass incriminating evidence about Robert unearthed by its private investigator to the police.

Moreover, the study says, figuring out the source of a cholera epidemic would help health workers better treat and prevent cholera by minimising the "distrust associated with the widespread suspicions of a cover-up of a deliberate importation of cholera".

Whilst minimising resource implications, this would in essence create a secondary market and risk suspicion that diversity was being met at the expense of equality or quality.

"We're minimising risks".

It is about minimising their potential.

We're talking about minimising the use".

We are just minimising our presence".

"I'm not minimising the problems.

We are committed to minimising delayed discharges".

A higher index of suspicion among primary care clinicians may minimise delays and reduce distrust toward the healthcare system, but may also result in over-testing and parental anxiety.

The importance of information in minimising rumours and suspicions was also highlighted: "Some people are suspicious that nets could kill people because they are free and are given to specific groups.