Sentence examples for suspect big from inspiring English sources
I suspect Big Canape is behind it.
I suspect Big Daddy and 44 come to regret that as well, given the time they spend griping about the "ineptitude and inhospitableness" of the Vegas bookmakers as their business gets driven overseas.
So even a $5 billion fund, assuming it could borrow, say, three times the equity it puts in, might not be able to bid more than $2 billion for any target firm on its own.On the minus side, some sellers suspect big private-equity firms of forming (loose) cartels to make bidding less competitive.
Clearly there is big money associated with this part of our education enterprise: big money for the schools and, I suspect, big money in campaign contributions to members of Congress.
These days there is a permaculture community run by a German-Argentine couple, an anthroposophical retreat, a community cooperative of socialists, a dance workshop, various crafts communes and some back-to-the-landers to whom old colonial Pátzcuaro 20 minutes away is a suspect "big city".
Growing public awareness about the gruesome side-effects of the trade in conflict minerals has nudged some of the big tech companies to reallocate their investments away from the most suspect big mining concerns towards a new generation of small artisanal Congo mines that are relatively "clean" in terms of militia links, corruption and working conditions underground.
While I love going to the theatre in London, I suspect big-name venues could do more to attract diversity on stage and in the stalls, and for more than just limited runs.
This in turn promotes a feeling of camaraderie and in the end, I suspect, bigger tips.
The most likely explanation for the sighting now appears to be that the suspected big cat was Ginny Murphy's pet Teddy Bear, a three-year-old Maine Coon cat.
A suspected big cat poacher lost his head — quite literally — in South Africa.
Some traders suspect that big holders were cashing out of the least liquid commodity market first, before moving onto the big one - oil.
