Sentence examples for the suspicious nature of the from inspiring English sources

The most common reasons for domestic violence were "dowry demands, extra-marital affairs or a second marriage of the spouse and the suspicious nature of the spouse," the report states.

The Sands acknowledged in the agreement that while it believed it had been complying with federal laws, the company failed to "fully appreciate the suspicious nature of the information" coming from Mr. Ye Gon and should have done more to alert the authorities about him.

b Due to the suspicious nature of the focal thickening seen in a, a shorter follow-up period is adhered to and a DECT is performed 5 weeks post-RF ablation.

Naseer said he had no idea who he was talking to at the time and blamed his poor English — despite the fact that he travelled to the UK for a degree in English — for the suspicious nature of the emails.

This is a reasonable and clinically relevant approach for both radiologists and radiographers, since some screening exams, although eventually determined to be benign, must be recalled due to the suspicious nature of the abnormality.

Pay attention to the suspicious nature of the person concerned.

Although the suspicious nature of these events warrants the reports by IPS/IDS systems, their excessive amount often only made the situation even more noisy.

They were keen to seek my agreement with regards to the views they expressed, both about the threat of terrorism and the suspicious nature of people with cameras and especially those who chose not to provide identifying details about themselves when requested to do so".

Yesterday Alexei Navalny, a leading opposition figure and anti-corruption activist, launched a new website that highlights the suspicious nature of Sochi's cost overruns.

Admiral Mullen said that his visit to Beijing, following a January trip to Beijing by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, marked the beginning of a military relationship between the two sides, a telling illustration of the fitful and deeply suspicious nature of past relations.

China's autocratic form of government reflects its closed and suspicious nature and the interests of the leadership of the Communist party, a body Friedman describes as a "reasonably enlightened group of people".