Sentence examples for suspicious suggesting from inspiring English sources

Matt Freeman is suspicious, suggesting that, "Frankly, this seems like the sort of thing a sophisticated marketing firm would do in order to establish a counter-presence in the blogosphere without going on the record".

Officers who stop citizens because they see "suspicious bulges" — suggesting guns — actually seize guns only 0.15 percent of the time.

In many cases, officers said that they had stopped people based on a "suspicious bulge" — suggesting a gun — in their clothing.

And, in more than 10 percent of all stops, officers reported a "suspicious bulge" — suggesting a gun — in the clothing of people they stopped, but seized guns only 0.15 percent of the time.

Some suspicious preservationists suggest that the missing lamp has been scrapped, dumped in a warehouse or used to decorate someone's backyard.

Suspicious minds suggested that the reason was to provide time for activist environmental groups to fight implementation in courts.

(The more suspicious might suggest that what we're really seeing here is a misdirection, with the true backdoor hidden someplace else in the OS).

The source who declined to be named given the sensitivity of the case, said the "suspicious circumstances suggested a rendition of one of the disappeared persons" by China.

In that context, he said, the last-minute discovery of a possible solution and the cancellation of the hearing is "suspicious," and suggests the government might be worried about losing and setting a bad precedent.

Such suspicious analysis suggests these arginine residues are directly involved in the nitrogenase oxygen-stable three-component complex formation in G. diazotrophicus (Fig. 4).

Teachers may use edtech websites, but their unions are suspicious of anything suggesting that schools could get along with fewer teachers, and they dislike the idea of private companies such as Mr Murdoch's News Corp making money out of education.