Sentence examples for suspected that when from inspiring English sources

Many suspected that when Ms. Palin resigned as the governor of Alaska last summer, she was doing so to pursue some sort of career in television.

He said he suspected that when the Goldman Sachs headquarters is finished, ridership will go up, but said he was worried about the ferries during the economic downturn.

David Robertson, who has worked at Boeing for 35 of his 54 years, following his father into the business, said he suspected that when the jobs head elsewhere his employer will miss the commitment and expertise built through company clans like his.

Still, George W. said he has always suspected that when an old friend of his father's, former Gov. Allen Shivers of Texas, came to see him in 1978, just before the Congressional race in West Texas, his father was behind it.

So he and colleagues suspected that, when real information is sketchy (as it is in low-contrast situations), people rely even more heavily on their expectations.

"This confirms what we've suspected, that when regulations require exposing information about [a breach,] that compels companies to incur costs that they might have avoided by keeping an event secret," says Ponemon analyst Mike Spinney.

I suspect that when good New Yorkers die, they go to Central Park.

We suspect that, when all the evidence is in from Japan, it will remain a valuable tool.

I suspect that when the transportation hub is built, it will read more as a building than you expect.

Her thoughts about Luke are complex, too: she suspects that when her power receded he liked it, a little.

But I suspect that when voting time comes, he will feel other pressures — and there once again won't be a single opposing vote.