Sentence examples for more suspects than from inspiring English sources
The international prosecutor, Robert Petit, says he has enough evidence to charge more suspects than the five in detention.
It is disturbing that the Cambodian prime minister, Hun Sen, has said the court will not prosecute more suspects than the ones in custody.
There are more suspects than in an Agatha Christie murder mystery.
Hard news is more suspect than ever and commentary more useless.
Every bank is suspect and any bank seeking to raise money by selling a position is more suspect than ever.
"Technology's advance," she said, has made the distinction between textbooks and other materials "more suspect" than ever.
Carson Palmer was more suspect than prospect until his senior season catapulted him from the middle rounds to the top pick.
Although that consistency was far more suspect than his returns, given the volatility of financial markets, the reasonable-sounding profits gave his operation an air of respectability.
No music was more suspect than the Führer's favorite late-Romantic strains of Wagner, Bruckner, and Strauss, a few bars of which are enough to give Holocaust survivors flashbacks of horror.
"I DON'T WANT NOTHIN TO DO WITH POLITICS," he roared at Ginsberg, whose own Communist sympathies (earning him the moniker "Carlo Marx" in "On the Road") were more suspect than ever.
Even before that, however, his extraordinary capacity to make utterly British films - but with some of the imagination and sensibility of Bunuel - made him more suspect than contemporaries such as Hitchcock, David Lean and Carol Reed.
