Sentence examples for widespread suspicion from inspiring English sources

Yet Muslim communities labor under widespread suspicion of incubating terrorism.

At first the order was met with widespread suspicion.

This has led to widespread suspicion of the validity of the traditional evaluation methodology.

In real life, this is a widespread suspicion, sometimes justified, sometimes not.

Global hyper-capitalism remains the object of widespread suspicion or disgust.

As it is, there is widespread suspicion of Chinese firms and Chinese audits among many investors.

One risk of this apparently widespread suspicion is that it could become self-fulfilling.

There is widespread suspicion that he will further undermine Israeli institutions and civil society.

More troubling is the widespread suspicion that this decree is another attempt at Soviet-style population manipulation.

But there is widespread suspicion that many offices keep win-loss statistics and grant promotions and raises accordingly.

Brittany Packnett, a prominent activist who sat on Barack Obama's White House policing taskforce, said the widespread suspicion was justified.