Sentence examples for sufficiently suspect from inspiring English sources
Yet, calm remains sufficiently suspect that Admiral Mullen walked within a large cordon of well-armed American and Iraqi foot soldiers (although some of the Iraqis had to be reminded to keep their rifle barrels pointed at the ground while on patrol, and not waving occasionally in the direction of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs).
Buenrostro made "representations regarding placement agent fees and related deal documents that are either demonstrably false or sufficiently suspect," the report said.
The fact that the referring physician had evaluated the patient's chest pain as sufficiently suspect to necessitate referral for investigation by a cardiologist was taken as adequate for study inclusion.
A number sufficiently small, I suspect, to allow members of the Bullingdon club to have a whip round to ensure they can continue to receive free dinners without too much strain on the wallets of the elite.
They might not probe very deeply into the fields beyond their dearest passions but I suspect most are sufficiently undisciplined to poke an inquisitive finger into all manner of things.
It was done in rats, but a rat's physiology is sufficiently similar to a human's to suspect the same thing may be true in Homo sapiens.
The underlying assumption, it seems, was that because he was not sufficiently grave and dull, his claim to "literature" was suspect.
This paradox disturbs those fans, and some managers, who suspect the former England striker is not sufficiently in love with his profession.
Only Marge Sherwood, in a more substantive role than the novel allows, has a sufficiently uncluttered spirit to both welcome Ripley and then suspect him.
John Boehner's debt ceiling proposal, which the House will presumably vote on (and pass, I suspect) tomorrow, would raise the debt ceiling sufficiently to allow the government to function through February of 2012.
Thus we suspect that the In 3L 62D 68A inversion chromosome has sufficiently low fitness to avoid homozygosity.
