Sentence examples for view suspiciously from inspiring English sources

Fueling the speculation are accusations by a former United States Olympic Committee official, a flurry of swimming world records that other athletes view suspiciously and inconsistency in policies among sports federations and individual countries.

Cars can only be sold legally through dealerships, requiring dealers to cooperate with the manufacturers they sometimes view suspiciously.

BOSTON, Oct. 24 - Good luck is always viewed suspiciously here.

Even affirmative action is viewed suspiciously; in one Gallup poll, 74% of blacks were opposed to minority preferences in hiring.

So many spaces have failed to live up to their promise that they are now viewed suspiciously.

For years, the study of subjects like philosophy and sociology has been viewed suspiciously by Iranian conservatives.

In other words, they would have been viewed suspiciously by most people, but weren't seen that way by Dr. Taylor's father.

Mr. Romney's decision, in particular, suggests that candidates who are viewed suspiciously by the state's religious conservatives may stand little chance there.

The Yahoo model, which flies in the face of a centuries-old approach to disseminating the news, is certain to be viewed suspiciously by journalism purists.

In recent years, academics who attended conferences abroad, or took part in cultural exchange programs, were often vilified at home or viewed suspiciously.

While Farage was viewed suspiciously by many Labour supporters in the north as a former Tory from the home counties, Nuttall does not have quite the same baggage.