Sentence examples for suspect has become from inspiring English sources

This, many suspect, has become a dustbin for anything that firms want to charge off.

In the most recent chapter of this real-life thriller, the suspect has become the country's prime minister; each time he seems on the brink of arrest, his government passes legislation which lets him off the hook.

In the absence of a smoking gun or entirely convincing motive, the telegenic and enigmatic Ms. Knox, who came to the police station as a witness and left as a suspect, has become an object of fascination.

Female body hair, I suspect, has become a fetish for you.

By then, Mr. Fayette said, the suspect had become docile, as if whatever had motivated the attack had suddenly left him.

There remains even today a fantastic condescension, to the point where even the description in the press of criminal suspects has become a running joke: everybody knows that if race is not mentioned, the suspect is black.

Lurking in the background are the lesser-known problems of America's prison at Bagram, its main base in Afghanistan, where detainees are being held with much less scrutiny than those at Guantánamo.Holding terrorism suspects has become a huge headache for America.

Before the death of her first child, Maria Heliade welcomed into her house Grigore Alexandrescu, himself a celebrated writer, whom Ion suspected had become her lover.

STRUCTURE 2.2 was furthermore used for estimating individual admixture proportions in the VAR94 and VAR04 samples, which represent an introduced NSH population that we suspected had become admixed with ELW.

Another obstacle is that prominent lawmakers in Germany and other euro zone countries suspect that Cyprus has become haven for laundering Russian wealth.

And for many in emerging countries, Cuba too I suspect, the brand has become a soft power symbol of entry into the modern consumer world most of us take for granted.