Sentence examples for suspicion based from inspiring English sources

The law requires individualized suspicion based on specific facts.

Perhaps it's the suspicion, based on next to nothing, that this will be an early autumn.

Her next suspicion, based on her symptoms, was that she had suffered a stroke.

The Bayesian solution: an "athlete biological passport" that calculates individual thresholds of suspicion based on repeated tests—ideally four to six per season of the same athlete.

The Bayesian solution: an "athlete biological passport" that calculates individual thresholds of suspicion based on repeated tests — ideally four to six per season — of the same athlete.

My suspicion, based on nothing but tactical logic, is that Obama and his advisors decided a grand stadium appearance would make it difficult to portray the President as humble but resolute, his sleeves rolled up.

Sometimes I hear people voice suspicions based solely on her world record marathon time of 2hr 15min 2hrec.

This week, there was not — as there was then — a massive arrest campaign in which race was the only criteria, but there was an immediate reliance upon old suspicions based on religion and ethnicity.

How could it be that such ludicrous suspicions, based on preposterously limited information, could have come from a brain that spent months on repeating almost trivial experiments in different ways to check a conclusion?

But while reliable data is hard to come by, retailers say they have their suspicions based on anecdotal evidence and traffic patterns on their Web sites — and some are adjusting their promotions accordingly.

I didn't even ask, "Which one of you did this?" although I had my suspicions based on the fact that Little Sister was now cautiously peering from around a corner.