This peer-to-peer connection immediately removes any potential suspicion or hostility an audience might have towards us.
Once GE firmly establishes a formula for when and why a corporate insider can buy or sell stock, it will remove potential suspicion that a top official was acting on inside information.
Their reluctance early on to pursue leads and notify potential targets aroused suspicions that some at the Met were too close to tabloid journalists.
Tyler, T. R., Jackson, J. & Mentovich, A. The consequences of being an object of suspicion: potential pitfalls of proactive police contact.
Would a list of households requesting an unfiltered internet remain secure and private – or could governments refrain from cross-referencing it with other potential indices of suspicion?
Some users, Hypponen went on to explain, actually paid the fine even though they knew it was a scam – because they couldn't face the potential humiliation and suspicion of explaining what was going on.
Even conversations between sex workers and police can have a destabilising effect, as any police interactions may scare away clients and have the potential to raise suspicion that a sex worker might be an undercover police officer (box 4).
This study also identified that in a context of continued police enforcement of sex work clients, even conversations with police about safety can have a destabilising effect, as any police interactions scare away clients and have the potential to raise suspicion that a sex worker might be an undercover police officer or a police informant.
When he stepped down as Starbucks executive chair in June, Schultz "ignited suspicions about potential political ambitions, including a possible 2020 bid for the White House speculation fed by his going-away message, which sounded quite a bit like a stump speech," per Vox.
"Just because there is a lot of glare of the spotlight, there's the potential for posturing or suspicions".
