Sentence examples for suspected trouble from inspiring English sources

Huang has already served two prison sentences totalling eight years, for "suspicion of state secrets" and "suspected trouble".

The marchers may have suspected trouble in a city with an ethnic Russian minority of around 30%.

John Hagins, a lawyer representing some of the duped investors, describes Carolina this way: "[It] depended on continued deposits to pay a return to earlier [ones]." The state attorney general's office suspected trouble at HomeGold as early as 1999 but was prevented from stepping in by state law that allows investigations only in cases of clear fraud, not mere bad business sense.

Dr. Campbell, an internist, first suspected trouble in Redding Medical Center's cardiology program soon after joining the hospital in 1993, according to papers obtained by federal investigators.

And yet the army, rushing in to arrest protesters or suspected trouble-makers, is quick to put them – young civilians – on military trial and sentence them.

Simply rewatching the MGM movie on DVD is more thought-provoking, with its occupying American/Roman army boasting of Western civilised values while jailing suspected trouble-makers without trial.

They had little reason to suspect trouble.

Conventional wisdom says that films are damaged by delay, either because the audience begins to suspect trouble or simply because the culture at large moves on.

A teeming party scene reveals prosperous white folks' genteel prejudices as well as hints that something deeper is amiss in their paradise something like involuntary servitude and Chris's best friend, Rod (Lil Rel Howery), suspects trouble, even as ingenious dream sequences conjure Chris's own forebodings.

Suspecting trouble, the Nazis responded by upgrading from a three-gear machine to a four-gear version.

After a last-day-of-school romp, the adults suspect trouble with the headstrong girl gang and clamp down on their freedom, locking them up at home.