Sentence examples for more suspicious about from inspiring English sources

Coke seems less appealing and I'm more suspicious about what it's been cut with".

These days, people tend to be more suspicious about unexpected phone calls asking for passwords.

MF GLOBAL INQUIRY Nearly three weeks after $600 million in customer money went missing from MF Global, authorities were growing more suspicious about what went wrong.

But as authorities comb through some 38,000 customer accounts, they are growing more suspicious about what went wrong at MF Global, the commodities powerhouse once run by Jon S. Corzine, the former Democratic governor of New Jersey.

"The psychology department got more and more suspicious about how good an indicator a 5 on the A.P. psych exam was for academic success," said Hakan Tell, a classics professor who heads Dartmouth's Committee on Instruction, so the department decided to give a condensed version of the Psych 1 final to incoming students instead of giving them credits.

Today, eight months from the end of his presidency -- and with even fewer Democrats on his side -- he convinced a Congress skeptical about trade and even more suspicious about China that normalizing trade relations was the best bet for encouraging political reform in the world's most populous nation.

Doctors aren't supposed to be in it for the money, and the more concerned a doctor seems to be about making money the more suspicious people become about the care being provided.

Balkan voters are not turning against Europe per se, but they are less likely to take its promise for a bright future at face value".Likewise current member states are more suspicious than ever about how much countries have reformed.

The more pressure they exert, the more suspicious Iran's leaders get about America's real intentions.

It's legal!" should make us more suspicious of legality, not more assured about government activity.'.

How about this: is there a more suspicious place for 18 human heads to come from than Rome?