Sentence examples for under a shadow of from inspiring English sources

There are real concerns both events will take place under a shadow of migrant-labour abuse".

For years, Mr. Schwartz, who contributed about $1.5 million in 1996, has lingered under a shadow of a Justice Department investigation.

JASON RICHWINE, a co-author of the widely trashed Heritage Foundation study on the the costs of immigration, "resigned" his post at Heritage Friday after his doctoral dissertation on immigration and IQ fell under a shadow of suspected racism.

But Murmelstein, who occupied a position of apparent authority (issuing rules and orders in his own name) and met directly with Nazi officials (including Adolf Eichmann), has always been under a shadow of suspicion.

Newman may have been the 19th century's most celebrated convert to Catholicism, and yet, as priest and theologian, he lived for many years under a shadow of suspicion from Rome and many fellow Catholics.

Accused of Communist sympathies at the height of the cold war, he was stripped of his security clearance in 1954, and lived out his life at Princeton University under a shadow of suspicion.

Prosecutors eventually took Dumanli's statement at the police station, an irregular procedure, under what he described as a "shadow of guns".

Meanwhile, Gov. John Rowland is operating under a shadow because of the high number of close aides and associates who have become entangled in scandals and investigations.

And coal plants have been under a shadow because of their contribution to global warming.

Nineteen films are in competition this year, at a festival taking place under a slight shadow of anxiety.

Across the street, under a shadow, a group of DIAS motorcycle police is watching the queue.