Sentence examples for which suspicious from inspiring English sources

The officers offered examples of situations in which suspicious behavior might result in a stop.

Adding a newer test to digital mammograms can increase the detection rate for breast cancer and decrease nerve-racking false alarms, in which suspicious findings lead women to get extra scans that turn out normal, a study found.

But those that don't would be the first towards which suspicious eyes were cast in the event of an incident.

The closest the NSA came to that sort of abuse — and it's not very close — is a handful of cases in which suspicious spies queried the telephone records of their spouses or significant others.

Sex trafficking victims' advocacy groups are horrified by the prospect of the cops having sex with people who are being forced to perform these acts, and some former sex workers dispute the frequency of "cop checks," in which suspicious prostitutes start performing sex acts to determine whether their john is really an undercover officer.

Again, prior to biopsy, the patient undergoes an MP-MRI from which suspicious lesions are identified.

CRITICS also say federal agencies have failed to coordinate their watch lists, which pinpoint suspicious individuals.

It was coming too slowly, which was suspicious that time of the night, and then it suddenly picked up speed.

Such steps face foes at every turn not least in America's own Congress, which is suspicious of new treaties.

The S.E.C. also scrutinized Mr. Scammell's Internet search history, which included suspicious entries like "insider trading" and "material, nonpublic information," according to the S.E.C.'s complaint.

I have not seen any of her results since early June and then she comes out here and is producing good performances, which was suspicious.