Sentence examples for remained suspects from inspiring English sources

Police charged one man for murder and attempted murder on Sunday, and said three other man they had released earlier remained suspects.

Most persons lost their strong CATT reactivity during follow-up (non-cases), about a third remained suspects, while parasitologically confirmed HAT was noted in only a minority.

Arguably, we could have retained in the analysis individuals who remained suspects until the end of follow-up, and the survival function would have been markedly different, yielding a far longer stage 1 duration (r1 = 0.00014, or about 20 years), which does not seem plausible.

Although the second counts failed to turn up many additional residents, the Census remained suspect.

For many years after the war, resisters remained suspect in West Germany, unwelcome reminders that opposition had been possible.

The church in turn repeatedly permitted the adaptation of promising secular types of composition, even though instrumental music, because of its more lascivious associations, remained suspect well into the 17th century.

Those who cheered on this disastrous venture continued to be regarded as "credible" on national security (why is John McCain still a fixture of the Sunday talk shows?), while those who opposed it remained suspect.

If during the Middle Ages the craft of musical composition had been evaluated largely in terms of its strict adherence to established rules, instinctiveness and spontaneity had remained suspect well into the Italian Renaissance.

She may have been slated for great things inside the Party, but coming back with an American husband put an end to her advancement: even with his defector's credentials, he remained suspect.

Her mental model for gesture control on mobile devices remained suspect throughout the usability test.

Their loyalty however remained suspect, and, like the Moors, the Huns probably awaited to see who would emerge as the victor and rally to him.