Sentence examples for suspected of representing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suspected of representing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something is believed to be acting on behalf of or embodying a particular idea, group, or entity, without definitive proof. Example: "The organization is suspected of representing interests that conflict with public welfare."
Mr. Idema and the others were arrested in a raid on a private house in a central district of Kabul after the American military issued a media advisory that a man calling himself Jonathan K. Idema was suspected of representing himself as an American government and/or military official.
Colonies suspected of representing Salmonella were analyzed further.
We used a comprehensive metagenomic approach to resolve cases suspected of representing an ongoing outbreak.
The median sequence phred quality score for the isolates suspected of representing novel taxa was 45, indicating high-quality sequences.
They had seen me holding a camera when I drove in, and they suspected me of representing the government.
This low level of local interferon is suspected to represent activation of a homeostatic mechanism to control the intensity of inflammation and to restrain the extent of tissue destruction [ 14, 32].
The subject had features reminiscent of NS (Fig. 1A and Supplementary material, Table S2), with onset of AML suspected to represent a blast crisis of JMML (Supplementary material, Table S3 and Fig. S3).
Approximately 10%% of GDM is suspected to represent an autoimmune form, characterized by the presence of beta-call cell autoantibodies [ 43], an increased frequency of type-1-diabetes-related haplotypes in HLA class II genes [ 44, 45], and a higher risk of late-onset type 1 diabetes [ 46– 46].
These two diseases have now been recognized in other European countries [15], Japan [16] and North America [17], [18], and are suspected to represent sporadic forms of prion diseases, as are most cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in humans [11], [19].
This resulted in big cats, always suspected of being man-eaters, representing "both the fear of nature and the satisfaction of having overcome it".
In recent years, several lawyers representing people suspected of security crimes have been arrested while others, like Shirin Ebadi, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, have left the country.
