Sentence examples for suspicious conclusion from inspiring English sources

A depressingly dark cloud lingers over the sporting world at present – and many athletes and associations are cheating more than ever – but it's worth considering another side of the story before reaching a suspicious conclusion.

But this is an assumption that isn't backed in science, and we must be careful (and suspicious) about any such conclusions we draw from it.

Still, Officer Noboa said he tried not to jump to conclusions when observing seemingly suspicious behavior, often pausing before moving in to stop someone.

"The police conclusion that there was nothing suspicious looks to me like the police weren't doing their job properly.

These two reports kicked away the props on which the police had relied for their conclusion that there was nothing suspicious about the death.

No matter the conclusions of the internal review, suspicious Democrats are prepared to pounce on it.

LAPD Deputy Chief Kirk Albanese cautioned that even though the blood on the leash "sounds suspicious," it is too early to draw conclusions "until we know more about the totality of the circumstances surrounding the leash". "Is it fresh blood?

But they were suspicious of each other in the episode's conclusion.

They said the conclusion was based in part on suspicious recent movements of money and goods, including the transfer of cash into Syria, that were detected by American intelligence.

And sometimes you have lots of masses that, taken individually, would be suspicious but are so pervasive that the reasonable conclusion is that this is just how the woman's breast looks.

Bruce Riedel, a veteran of the C.I.A. and the National Security Council and now a Middle East expert at the Brookings Institution, said that American intelligence agencies remained cautious in drawing hard conclusions about the significance of the suspicious activity at the Syrian site.