Sentence examples for suspicions largely from inspiring English sources

No documented proof exists, but there are suspicions, largely because the conditions were ripe for a bribe, as they were in 1919.

"Priests of Our Democracy: The Supreme Court, Academic Freedom and the Anti-Communist Purge" (New York University Press, $35) recounts the legal victories for civil liberties that, in most cases, came too late to repair lives and careers shattered by suspicions, largely unproven, that left-wing teachers were indoctrinating a generation of red-diaper babies.

The matches under suspicion largely involve Eastern European teams long associated with illegal betting cartels, UEFA said.

Garrison's suspicions were largely based on the fact that Ferrie & Shaw (who hadn't known each other) were homosexual.

In the case of the Merchant Navy, according to the evidence assembled by Paul Baker and Jo Stanley, these suspicions are largely supported by the statistics.

In the eyes of many, this made it suspect, but such suspicion is largely misplaced.

Mutual suspicion between the largely Hindu Tamils and the largely Buddhist Sinhala majority is still deep.

The main lesson of this match is that no side, let alone England, can afford to deprive themselves of their most talented performers on largely spurious suspicions of character failings or, worse still, of not fitting in.

They would more likely be devious, antagonistic and riddled with mutual suspicion, as well as largely meaningless until after the 2015 general election.

Good job, Cesc! Fàbregas strikes me as a fundamentally nice person, and Snapchat proves this to be a largely accurate suspicion.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — For generations, people of Haitian descent have been an inextricable part of life here, often looked at with suspicion and dismay, but largely relied on all the same to clean rooms, build things cheaply and provide the backbreaking labor needed on the country's vast sugar plantations.