Sentence examples for while suspected from inspiring English sources

The military shot and killed a political dissident who was protesting the elections, while suspected Maoist guerrillas lobbed bombs at government buildings.

While suspected of orchestrating the country's main bombing attacks during those years, he repeatedly slipped away from capture, most recently in August when, after an all-night raid on a safe house, the police discovered they had killed the wrong man.

Loyal functionaries reap rewards from the state-controlled economy, while suspected conspirators are hunted down by a vicious security service.The solution to Turkmenistan's economic problems should lie in exporting its abundant gas using alternative routes to the one controlled by Russia.

While suspected strep throat is one of the most common reasons for a doctor's visit, only about 15percentt of patients who come in actually have it, founder Bliss Lansing explains.

Confirmed MDR-TB cases were treated with an individualised, second-line drug regimen based on drug susceptibility test results, while suspected MDR-TB cases were treated with a standardised regimen pending susceptibility results.

All colonies that looked suspicious for Enterobacteriaceae (blue, green, and brown colonies) were isolated, while suspected Gram-negative nonfermentative rod-shaped bacteria (i.e., yellow or yellowish-brown or greenish-brown colonies) were discarded.

The book tells of a C.I.A. agent who spends months debriefing a Soviet defector, all the while suspecting that the defection might not be real.

"Today an independent filmmaker is a revolutionary fighter," he tells us, while suspecting "the feature film is dead".

We would have been ashamed if Strauss had insisted on his rights, even while suspecting that the Australians may have done so in his place.

It is the conflicting fate of an American artist to long for profundity while suspecting that, most profoundly, none exists; all is surface, and rather flimsy surface at that.

Nonetheless, one begins to pick up a self-reflective echo from beneath a densely eventful narrative: a writer in late midcareer returns again to the motifs that made him prominent, while suspecting they may also have become decisively inhibiting.