Sentence examples for suspect circumstances from inspiring English sources

The DOJ's indictment said Indivior touted "Here to Help" as a resource for opioid-addicted patients but used the programme in part to connect patients to doctors it knew were prescribing Suboxone and other opioids to more patients than were allowed by federal law, at high doses, and in "suspect circumstances".

Suspect circumstances flash before us when we least expect them, and then disappear before we can make sense of what happened.

Duterte's centerpiece anti-crime drive, focused on an ambitious campaign promise to end the widespread drug problem in six months, has left more than 400 drug suspects dead, many of them either in firefights with police or under suspect circumstances.

Among those I admire most are the military lawyers who risked their careers, defied the Pentagon and antagonized their drinking buddies — all for the sake of Muslim terror suspects in circumstances where the evidence was often ambiguous.

"These offences can reasonably be suspected in circumstances where persons order prescription medications which are known to be used or advertised as suitable for inducing an abortion". The officer also warned the public not to take any prescription drugs that have not been prescribed to them by their GP or other medical professional.

In the end, the manslaughter charges seemed to offer the jury an alternative to two unpalatable options: convicting a police officer of murdering a fugitive ex-convict who had a knife in his jacket pocket when he was shot, or acquitting a white officer of shooting to death a black suspect under circumstances that many witnesses described as clearly not warranting deadly force.

"In the distinctly wet circumstances, I suspect the Ancient Mariner is more apt".

The astronomers suspect there were special circumstances that allowed the resonance to persist for 6 million years.

If you can't take care of your stuff there is something morally suspect about whatever degraded circumstances you might find yourself in.

"So you send off this letter," she added, "and you get it back from the principal attorneys, and you ask yourself: 'Huh, should I do anything now?' What would you say?" Mr. Neiman responded, "Your Honor, I suspect that in those circumstances I might well personally do something else".

To win significant cooperation under those circumstances, I suspect that McCain would have had to essentially surrender to Democratic priorities, which in turn would have turned him into a kind of John Tyler figure — a president despised by his own party and a first-term lame duck.