Otherwise they risk suspicions from shoppers that they are pocketing the money for themselves.
"Confusion over figures only risks suspicion that the agency is attempting to mislead Parliament and the public over its performance and effectiveness".
"Person of Interest" quickly escalates into a high-stakes story of risk and suspicion, told with rich, insightful detail.
Low risk perception, suspicion to efficacy, and passive/incidental attendance are the reasons for those women in the program who still hold some uncertainties toward their bodies, and explain their concerns about joining the program.
The results of this retrospective study would, however, justify a randomized trial in which patients with clinical risk or suspicion of relapse would be stratified to have either CI or FDG PET/CT as the initial restaging procedure [ 21].
For variables with two bounds, however, to avoid the risk, or suspicion, that a perspective shortfalls or attainment is chosen because the results are more favorable (in some dimension), we suggest that researchers present all three; attainment-relative, absolute, and shortfall-relative measures.
A threesome with two men always risked same-sex touching, and for straight men, that meant risking the suspicion of being gay and the loss of their top-of-the-heap identity.
His comments on Russia, if converted into policy, could lead to a fundamental change in the way the United States seeks to influence the behavior of a nation that was once its chief superpower rival -- and it risks heightening suspicions in Russia of how America is leveraging its economic and military power.
By not doing so, the LAPD risks enhancing suspicions about its treatment of the city's most vulnerable populations and undermining public trust in its commitment to transparency.
Not divulging your name and address does carry the risk of arousing suspicion and could lead to being searched or make it more likely you could be arrested.
