Sentence examples for suspiciously small from inspiring English sources

It looked suspiciously small, and I was right.

(The suspiciously small campus was actually in Kalamazoo, Mich., a center of both higher learning and film-production tax credits).

The class seems suspiciously small for a refugee camp of 80,000 – where over half are under 18.

Profiling a computation that creates threads will therefore lead to bad analysis: the timing results will be correct, but because the profiler is unaware of other threads the observed time will be suspiciously small, and work done in other threads will not be included in the results.

When he appeared before the Treasury select committee of MPs on May 11th, Alan Milburn, the Treasury minister in charge of public spending, gave only two figures: £40m ($64m) for humanitarian aid and £37m for military costs which all told would be around 0.025% of total public spending.These sums seem suspiciously small.

More points of curiosity: the Apple logo is suspiciously small and, as MacRumors points out, the meta data within the image indicates that this has been passed through Photoshop at least once.

Real leaders change polls").The treemap is not without shortcomings: the absolute numbers are suspiciously low, suggesting a small sample size.

Our interest rates are suspiciously low.

Have fun!! Beware of suspiciously low prices.

Somehow, beneath the site's aggressively agreeable aspect, there lurked an alien life form that possessed the capacity to use e-mail address books to lure earthlings back to its own world (Planet Distractoid) by masquerading as a suspiciously formal small-town Rotarian: "Zitlon XYZ has indicated you are a friend".

ET: The Extra-Terrestrial would have been the smash-hit movie of the preceding year, and elements of Stranger Things are suspiciously similar: BMX-riding small-town kids discover a mysterious being with special powers (in this case a telekinetic girl) whom they must conceal from uncaring parents, hormonal siblings and shady government forces.