Sentence examples for suspicious fact from inspiring English sources

A comic strip, too, was studied by the F.B.I. and became a suspicious fact in her dossier: "The East and West Association, of which Pearl Buck is President, coöperates in the preparation of a comic sheet entitled 'The Twain Shall Meet.' This copyrighted feature has for its purpose the featuring of understanding between peoples of the world.

The most suspicious fact of the Bear Stearns failure was the massive increase in short positions on March 10 and 11, 2008, with only five days left before expiration.

Oh, and there's the rather suspicious fact that Maitland burned all of the papers, manuscripts, diaries, and letters Kingsford bequeathed to him when he finished writing the biography, making it impossible for anyone to cross-reference any of its quotations or accounts.

Finally, they said, it is impossible to know precisely how many assessments turned up suspicious facts.

"There is an investigation running without evidence, without suspicious facts, only being in contact with this Fritz Gelowicz," said Mr. Selek's lawyer in Ulm, Manfred R. Gnjidic.

So suspicious in fact that I might just give the RSPB a call.

The Chinese regard as suspicious the fact that the Japanese military agent happened to be in Wu-Chang on the night of the outbreak, that Admiral Kawashima arrived at Hankow the next day, and that troops which mutinied have long been under Japanese instructors.

And while it would be nice to think that we could get there if companies and government simply stopped acting so suspicious, the fact is that they frequently act suspicious because, well, Americans cheat more than Danes do.

Is there something suspicious about the fact that he arrived in the town early than scheduled?

They are also suspicious of the fact that the rules were devised in collaboration with fracking companies.

I think the timing of this indictment is highly suspicious given the fact that the first primary debate is tomorrow.