Sentence examples for suspect raises from inspiring English sources

Each conversation with a suspect raises the name of a new suspect, and magically, whenever Mr. Kellerman's Dr. Alex Delaware and his sidekick, Milo Sturgis, go looking for the next person, that person is easily found.

The capture of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect raises a host of freighted legal issues for a society still feeling the shadow of Sept. 11, including whether he should be read a Miranda warning, how he should be charged, where he might be tried and whether the bombings on Boylston Street last Monday were a crime or an act of war.

If you're resentful, which I suspect raises cortisol, you probably need more self-care.

After police confronted him, the suspect raised his gun and was shot at least twice.

MEXICO CITY — The last time Ralph Villarruel, an American drug agent, saw the notorious drug lord, he said he watched in dismay as the suspect raised a bottle of Champagne from inside a Lear jet, as if to mock the American investigators pursuing him as the plane revved up to flee Mexico.

Crucially, recent research has demonstrated that diagnosticity is confounded with witnesses' willingness to identify a suspect, raising questions about the validity of prior conclusions about the effects of system and estimator variables.

The separation of police from their weapons and suspects raises concerns about changing the nature of policing.

Prosecutors say that electronic enhancement of the ability of the police to stake out and track suspects raises no constitutional concerns.

The potential difficulty in making the clinical diagnosis in many patients with vCJD and the delay with which the disease is first suspected raises the concern that vCJD can be missed.

The fact that the least present types of reasoning concepts relate to diagnostic hunches to do with underlying processes, such as what is suspected, raises questions about whether intuitive practitioner evidence-making, found in a constellation of dynamic, process concepts, has become less important.

Her arrest, along with 62 others in March of last year, part of a investigation dubbed "Operation Usual Suspects," raised questions about whether she had returned to her old life — or had ever really left it.