Sentence examples for new suspicion from inspiring English sources
And, most importantly, I am introducing a new suspicion threshold".
Now that fear has been joined by a new suspicion - that these outsiders might want to kill anyone they can.
Victor Simpkins, another neighbor, has watched the crane for weeks, but now he looks up at it with a new suspicion.
Americans are experiencing a new suspicion of Saudi Arabia; because this suspicion is utterly unwarranted, many Saudis are questioning the depth of America's friendship with our country.
The prospect of the deal has fed centuries-old wariness of organized religion in general, and the Catholic Church in particular, and new suspicion about who suffered or benefited in the decades since the property was seized from the church.
Whatever you think of Snowden, his revelations of wholesale secret surveillance of phone and email meta-data have awakened a healthy new suspicion of the surveillance state and have highlighted a disturbing lack of oversight.
The Bible app's ubiquity, however, has created new suspicions at church.
Relations with Japan were strained by old kidnappings and new suspicions of spying.
On June 15 , 2007 when a JPMorgan committee met to ponder the proposal, new suspicions emerged about Mr. Madoff.
As farmers and customers debated his transgression across market tables laden with produce, old grievances and new suspicions came to light.
Mycal's collapse (banks ended up having to write off 100% of their loans to the company) accomplished what the FSA most wanted to avoid: it raised new suspicions that many similar loans have been bundled into this category.
