Sentence examples for suspicion whether from inspiring English sources
(34 year old male professional, code C07) TB was associated with what is considered in Nepal to be immoral behaviour (visiting prostitutes, drinking and smoking): "When a woman got TB she was looked at with the eyes of suspicion whether she would have gone for sex with low profile people [ie she was suspected of being promiscuous].
But he expressed suspicion about whether it was as fashionable as its reputation.
"There has always been this suspicion about whether they are hiding something or not".
This has led to suspicion on whether the ice-cream was healthy and if Choopan had indeed set a record.
But names and details were not released, giving rise to suspicion of whether so many or any at all had died.
But Mr. Draghi also seemed to suggest that central banks could succumb to mutual suspicion about whether exchange rates were being deliberately weakened.
One source of suspicion about whether this was a mailing of anthrax was a photograph of the envelope seen by federal investigators.
By nightfall, there was still suspicion over whether Mr. Mubarak, convalescing in a hospital in a Sinai resort, would attend the trial, which will convene in a police academy in Cairo that, like the subway station, once bore his name.
It would have been difficult for a Romney administration to turn the page on pursuing cases from the financial crisis because of his ties to Wall Street that generated suspicion about whether he would go soft on bankers.
The report comes at a time of high gasoline prices and renewed suspicion of whether oil companies are making unfair profits, but the study failed to find any significant effect from consolidation in the industry.
Citing fighters at the In Amenas compound and their spokesmen, the reports by ANI and Sahara Media often contradicted the thin official narrative from the Algerian government, although there was significant suspicion about whether the Web sites were being used for dispensing terrorist propaganda.
