Sentence examples for to suspected from inspiring English sources
verb
To imagine or suppose (something) to be true, or to exist, without proof.
- To suspect the presence of disease
Two deaths due to suspected heat-related causes.
Teams can also alert Jackson to suspected flops.
The inspectors must have unfettered access to suspected sites in Iraq.
They take vans with them to suspected drug locations, hoping to fill them with prisoners.
Many feel the police are targeting profiles, as opposed to suspected terrorists.
Those paid to suspected "subversives" in the McCarthy era cost people jobs, broke up friendships, destroyed lives.
Microbes are usually detected in laboratories by feeding nutrients to suspected samples so they grow and expend.
"Torture does not exist," he said, employing the present tense, about the treatment meted out to suspected subversives.
Results: Sixty-two CVCs were removed due to suspected CRBSI.
"Implants" is a term from the documents for the hacking done to suspected computers.
No useful conclusions are drawn from δ15N results due to suspected ammonia fractionation.
