Sentence examples for raised suspicion from inspiring English sources

The structure of the transaction also raised suspicion.

This elusiveness of Sehgal's work has raised suspicion in some quarters.

What first raised suspicion among the 2001 A's was an early May series in Toronto.

That timing has raised suspicion as the payment came during a Fifa presidential election campaign.

The timing of the payment, which was not disclosed to the Fifa and Uefa executive committees, also raised suspicion.

"It bothers me only to a certain degree," says the guitarist, whose Death in June tattoo has raised suspicion.

His order raised suspicion among the guerrillas that they would face a military attack soon after the release.

But the evidence of fraud presented by Mr. Abdullah's campaign also raised suspicion of some election officials themselves.

THERE was Roger Daltrey, 68, with his open shirt revealing a Palm Beach perma-tan, and abs so snare-tight that they immediately raised suspicion.

In 1976, the strong performance in fencing by Boris Onishchenko of the Soviet Union raised suspicion, and his épée was confiscated.

In an NBC News report, Mr. Morrison said Ms. Nyad and her team tackled most of the important issues that had raised suspicion among members of the forum.