Sentence examples for public suspected from inspiring English sources

For instance, we learn that there was more contact between the A.N.C. and the apartheid regime than the public suspected.

The public suspected that one or both parties had exhibited questionable judgment in their post-election antics.

The public suspected that in some states, a chipmunk could steal a Social Security number and have no trouble receiving a credit card.

The public suspected that behind the scenes, the nonfictional characters dwelling on televised deserted islands might be even nastier to each other than they are on camera.

But officials of Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch also said that well before the general public suspected wrongdoing at Enron, they were aware that trusts related to Enron had made financial commitments which were tied in part to Enron's own stock price.

Outside of the gaming community, few people seemed to know about Twitch until quite recently, but streamers I spoke to just before the Amazon deal went public suspected it was only a matter of time before the thing gained more traction.. "I'm pretty sure gaming will be more mainstream in the future, especially the US," Wyllie said, while keeping one eye on his competing League of Legends team.

A restive public suspects that the two countries' free-trade agreement is being placed above its health concerns.

But even with the cold war over, the suspecting public suspects that a trusting attitude has its limits, and that a little paranoia can go a long way.

The charities insist that telemarketing is random and donors are not profiled and targeted but members of the public suspect that once they hand their details over to charities this opens the floodgates.

Hockey said: "Another 40 cases relate to referrals from the community where members of the public suspect foreign investors may have broken the rules by using complex structures and illegal leasing arrangements to hide foreign ownership".

But if, say, a financial trader or a corporate executive is paid a fortune for being a shade faster than competitors, the public suspects that he or she is undeserving or, worse, a thief.