Sentence examples for smallest suspicion from inspiring English sources

The administration surely does not want to enter an election season laboring under the smallest suspicion that it is getting in the way of Mr. Kean's important work.

She added: "A family is much more likely to donate the brain of a loved one if they have even the smallest suspicion that something was wrong.

A single sip and he confirmed that we were very much correct, confiding also that we were discerning women of the world and a pleasure to serve, because most of the world's idiots glugged away at corked wine without the smallest suspicion that what they were drinking was not delicious, but rank.

On the other hand, Descartes begins the Principles of Philosophy with the remark, "It seems that the only way of freeing ourselves from these [prejudices of childhood] is to make the effort, once in the course of our life, to doubt everything which we find to contain even the smallest suspicion of error" (Descartes, 1 193).

Patient characteristics that traditionally favor a vaginal approach include adequate vaginal access, small uterine size, and low suspicion for extrauterine disease.

Of methodological concern are the number of small trials, suspicions of outcome reporting bias 25 within the trials, 26 and the use of a crossover design, the suitability of which has been questioned because of the impact on the circadian timing system outlasting drug washout periods.

"For buyers that want to live in brownstone or limestone small buildings, my suspicion is that they are aware that this would generally be a possibility".

When one person hides things from the other, no matter how small, it creates suspicion and distance in the relationship, said Danielle Adinolfi, a Philadelphia-based marriage and family therapist.

This approach may be used to supplement imaging with conventional ultrasound probes if a small area of suspicion is detected.

Three went straight to vacuum biopsies due to either a small lesion or suspicion for a recurrent malignancy.

These nonspecific signs fall broadly into two groups: small anonymous masses, in which the suspicion is small invasive cancer; and calcifications, which are more commonly associated with carcinoma in situ.