Sentence examples for suspicions about how from inspiring English sources

In his suit, Mr. Schneiderman outlined his suspicions about how the operations work.

Dame Shirley has always had suspicions about how her daughter died.

The Stag Hill shooting seemed to confirm their worst suspicions about how dire the situation had become.

It raised suspicions about how a village official earning a humble salary was able to afford the extravagance.

Another poll, released yesterday by Time magazine and CNN, found there were suspicions about how voting procedures were handled in Florida.

After skimming it, he wrote that it seemed like too little too late: "Nothing struck me as being particularly eye-opening, just confirmed my suspicions about how far they are behind the . . .

Such a system would make explicit what most of us already know: There's a huge amount of randomness in elite-college admissions, which stirs a corresponding suspicion about how the process might be skewed.

Bonds has been connected to investigations into steroid use, muddying how he accumulated 756 homers, which improved to 757 on Wednesday, and creating suspicion about how he conquered Aaron and 755.

The New York Times reported Thursday that Mr. Snowden's supervisor in Geneva wrote a derogatory report in his personnel file, noting a distinct change in the young man's behavior and work habits, as well as a troubling suspicion about how he was using his computer.

Who will bell the cat? "We have too much to do" Demonstration effect The trials of Ah-Bian Reprints Related items Banyan: Ichiro Ozawa: the shadow shogunSep 10th 2009The importance of the relationship with America has spawned puzzlement and even suspicion about how Mr Hatoyama's Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) will conduct foreign policy.

There has been a lot of suspicion about how good a job Greece will do at patching up its shaky finances.