Sentence examples for suspected that while from inspiring English sources

He said he suspected that while the rules were the same, they may be enforced differently.

McCaffery and Katzenstein suspected that while he was living, Jackson may have tried to pass the catalog on to his children as a trust but that the IRS found problems with the transfer.

I suspect that won't happen for a while; there are precious few games that can really be enjoyed by both you and the guys in marketing, and the secretary, and so on.

While I suspect that cost is still a barrier (until recently the UYG program charged $5,000), the prevailing theory seems to be that people fear they will learn too much.

"While some may suspect that developed countries are using alternative sources of funding as a way out of their commitments, they serve as a testament that even the commitment of $100bn is not enough".

While one might suspect that aggregation leads to allocating more resources for the aggregated flow than for the sum of the separated flows if flow isolation shall be guaranteed deterministically, we show in this article that for IntServ's Guaranteed Service flows this is not necessarily the case even if flow isolation is retained.

Ms. Robertson also suspects that while fight fans are in Memphis, they will eventually get around to visiting the National Civil Rights Museum.

Team New Zealand's rivals suspect that while a yacht is under sail, the shell is pushed against the hull by water pressure, and that would make it illegal.

I suspect that while you are reluctant to think we can ever grasp absolute truth, we can still recognise falsehood, or how implausible certain [religious] claims are.

She'd be wise to tread carefully there – I suspect that while the High Sparrow does a pleasing imitation of dotty naivety, he's rather savvier than he appears.

Western intelligence had been looking for a clandestine uranium enrichment site, suspecting that while the attention of the International Atomic Energy Agency was fixed on the known enrichment plant at Natanz, Iran would have a parallel programme hidden elsewhere intended to produce highly enriched uranium for weapons.