Sentence examples for suspect much of from inspiring English sources

But according to the investigators' memo, Olympus made payments amounting to many times the losses it sought to hide, and investigators suspect much of the additional money went to crime groups.

I suspect much of our reluctance to make packed lunches stems from traumatic childhood experiences – memories of spillages (luckily, Tupperware has come a long way in recent years), crushed crisps and plastic-clad oblongs of sweaty Cheddar.

Scientists still do not know how much molten rock has risen into the volcano or even exactly where it is, although they suspect much of it is within half a mile of the surface.

In the ineradicable central image lies, I suspect, much of the meaning of Fosse's cryptically haunting play: the co-existence in all of us of the craving for death and the instinct for life.

We have no way to know for sure, but we suspect much of that cash was pulled from investments in U.S. equities either U.S. equity mutual funds, U.S. equity exchange-traded funds or U.S. stocks directly.

I suspect much of the discourse is dominated by assumptions that embody the worst stereotypes.

One suspects much of his drive comes from his estrangement from his late father.

The report by General Taguba, though limited to the conduct of the military police, said that the general suspected much of the fault, either directly or indirectly, should be attributed to military intelligence units under Colonel Pappas and Colonel Jordan.

And Warne - the man, the bowler, the circus - prepared for his last shout before leaving the international stage here, taking with him, one suspects, much of the colour and drama he has breathed into the game.

I don't know what we thought the QE multiplier was on Wednesday, but in light of Thursday's market action we might need to revise our guesses: the QE multiplier is, I suspect, much larger than most of us would have pegged it at.Mr Salmon reckons that's a good thing.

Later, a devastated Pembleton and Gee still insist he should not necessarily be treated as a suspect, much to the disbelief of Ballard and Gharty.