Sentence examples for suspicion concerning from inspiring English sources

"At this time in our country's history," Ms. Corthron said, "when there is so much suspicion concerning immigrants, this is a good time to celebrate them".

The unbottled anger and suspicion concerning ground zero show that many Americans haven't flushed the trauma of 9/11 out of their systems — making them easy prey for fearmongers.

Although (from the point of view of iconoclasm) caution, or even suspicion, concerning the use of mandala-like images is understandable, it does not answer the question why scientists involved in synthetic biology in general, and in the synthetic cell debate in particular, revert to producing such forms.

Several authors describe their suspicion concerning such findings [ 28, 29, 33].

A report in the New York Times about American suspicions concerning alleged drug connections of the president's half-brother, Ahmed Wali (which he denies), may be a sign that Washington's patience is running out.

"This not only raises additional suspicions concerning the legitimacy of this 'benefit' but may constitute fraud on the part of" Ms. King's company, King Care, the audit noted.

Re "Screening For Abuse May Be Key to Ending It" (May 20): When I was in my 30s, I laughed off my gynecologist's suspicions concerning bruising on my shins and forearms, because I knew I could honestly assure him they were nothing more than the evidence of a fledgling karate student's lack of blocking skills.

The museum might, for example, be forced to publicize the fact that of "4,349 metal pieces analyzed, 4,237 are false and more than 100 have aroused strong suspicions concerning their authenticity".

It reads: "Essex Cricket wish to make it clear that the players and management involved in the discovery and reporting of suspicions concerning the possible collusion of Mervyn Westfield and Danish Kaneria in spot-fixing at the club in 2009 which ultimately led to the conviction of Mervyn Westfield, took the correct action in reporting those suspicions.

"If we had any suspicions concerning his activities the solution would have been simple: Expel him".

It is perhaps unlikely that the accused women would have failed to draw the examining magistrate's attention to their suspicions concerning Grace Sowerbutts' motivations when first examined, only to do so at the very end of their trial when asked by the judge if they had anything to say in their defence.