Sentence examples for mounting suspicion from inspiring English sources

The authorities in Dagestan have viewed Mr. Kartashov's activity with mounting suspicion.

The scene came alive: a stoic cop and a peevish one, an uncoöperative subject, mounting suspicion.

From being perceived as a model Muslim state, the country is instead viewed with mounting suspicion.

Schlesinger wrote to his parents about his "mounting suspicion that the whole thing is a giant boondoggle".

There is mounting suspicion among regulators that the models banks use to calculate the riskiness of their assets (and thus their capital cushions) underestimate the dangers they face.

In court circles he was regarded with mounting suspicion and resentment, and his repeated petitions to be allowed to resign his post, retire to the country, and devote himself entirely to literature were all rejected.

As a result, we share his wife's mounting suspicions.

There were mounting suspicions within ruling circles that he was too beholden to Chinese interests.

The baggage restrictions – limiting the passengers to a single bag the size of a laptop cas – were part of urgent security measures imposed amid mounting suspicions that the Russian airliner had been brought down by a bomb.

Mr. Chirac's tough remarks resulted from mounting suspicions in Europe and the United States that Iran is determined to develop nuclear weapons and is cheating on a much-heralded agreement in October with France, Britain and Germany to allow stricter inspections of nuclear sites and to suspend production of enriched uranium, which can be used to develop nuclear weapons.

As a result of mounting suspicions that he was actively spreading heretical views, he was arrested on 6 October 1570 and remained in prison until 22 December of the same year.