Sentence examples for suspects are particularly from inspiring English sources

The sniper suspects are particularly atypical in that the police believe they killed whites and blacks.

The suspect was particularly brazen.

As WRC-TV/NBC4's Pat Collins reports, the robbery suspect was particularly brazen and not didn't just do a "grab and go".

(Ordinarily, kidnapping is not a federal crime in Mexico, but federal jailing is allowed if authorities argue that the suspect is particularly dangerous).

Because our genetic blueprints are among the largest known, scientists have long suspected that humans are particularly vulnerable to mutations.

Humanitarian INGOs are particularly suspect as their mandate compels them to engage with the most politically sensitive of contexts, that of conflict.

The improvisational and uninhibited characteristics of play are particularly suspect in Judeo Christianity, where play has been historically viewed as also transgressive, distracting us -- well, Calvinists and Puritans anyways -- from the "purposeful life".

Unsigned articles are particularly suspect, if not inherently worthless, because the refusal to sign one's real name to what one has written suggests dubious content and dishonest motives.

First, orbital symptoms in patients with a known history of ILBC are particularly suspect for a metastasis, even if the primary diagnosis is more than a decade ago.

Electronic tagging can also be used to ensure suspects under house arrest who are particularly dangerous remain confined.

Motorists suspect rent-seeking.Some councils are particularly keen on charging.