Sentence examples for suspicious claims from inspiring English sources

Suspicious claims are perhaps inevitable whenever a big fund is set up after a natural disaster.

Agriculture Department reviewers found many suspicious claims for compensation, some from nursery-school-age children.

Edward G. Robinson is the suspicious claims investigator who knows something is fishy but doesn't know who's responsible.

Then patients would realize the true cost for their care, and they could report fraud or suspicious claims before they are paid by Medicare.

While other universities might investigate obviously suspicious claims, California is said to be the first to use a formal verification process.

The Feinberg team has handed nearly 100 of the most suspicious claims to private investigators for further inquiry, and has begun the process of sending those that seem the most likely to be fraudulent to the Department of Justice.

Two health care fraud experts evaluated flagged cases and concluded that 12 of the top 17 providers (71%) submitted suspicious claim patterns and should be referred to officials for further investigation.

Among the "fraudulent" claims singled out in the article for more detailed explanation, the single supposedly suspicious claim resulted in a payout that could have been "as much as $75,000".

BIG business, especially in America, has long been suspicious of claims that the globe is warming.

And Mr. Kirkpatrick appeared suspicious of claims that Mr. Zuckerberg would need cash to complete the project.

The public should be highly suspicious of claims that such models provide any scientific basis for economic policy.