It's a legitimate worry.

His opinion is reasonable.

Suspicion is the poison of friendship.

Historical experience incites this suspicion.

This aroused her suspicion.

It is only suspicion so far.

His behavior aroused my suspicions.

His story aroused my suspicion.

Round up the usual suspects.

The fact that the KGB is behind this threat is unknown.

Mere suspicion might form the basis of action.

However, he was released as suspicion was not confirmed.

But does the legitimate interest in knowing more about a politician extend to details about personal relations?

Population projection, in the field of demography, is an estimate of a future population.

Those who argue that suicide bombers express understandable grudges have themselves sold out their freedom.

The suspicion that politicians are inclined to tell lies is as old as politics itself.

Suspicion of the powerful, after all, has been one of the revolution s animating factors.

Neutrons are made up of one up and two down quark, while protons are made of two up and one down quark.

After all, a loss of computer records would make the euro equally suspect.

It has long been suspected that the Croat electorate was more daring than the opposition parties.

That perception naturally raised the suspicion that self interest had become Civic Platform s main motivation.

Hence the sneering elite suspicion evident, among other places, in the pages of Le Monde that he is a mere populist.

The legitimate absence of insurance compensation for such certificates, in a case where a bank s licence is revoked, might lead to misunderstanding and social unrest.

Most everybody has heard by now of the likelihood of long term global warming, in which the heavy use of oil and gas by industrial economies leads to a rising concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

The Kirchner government faced a serious challenge to its credibility when it came under suspicion of manipulating the inflation rate.

The suspicion today is that Barack Obama is committed to neither.

This permanent diet of paranoia has created something akin to a nationwide insane asylum, where ignorance, terror, and suspicion rule.

The blanket suspicion that was widely seen as falling on all Muslims after every terrorist attack was also strongly resented.

So instead of mistrusting one person, they grew suspicious of an institution even of government itself.

As a tribal Conservative, albeit it with pretty moderate tendencies and a deep suspicion of ideology, I naturally want Cameron to win.

This leads to the suspect being put in the gray list .

There are real and understandable concerns for the health of competitors, especially those in endurance and long distance events such as cycling and the marathon.

Because most of China s outward FDI is from state owned enterprises (SOEs), suspicions of non commercial motivations are widespread.

This immediately raised suspicion that the CBR delayed the interest rate hike in order to complete the deal at the lower rate.

Secessionists should have a reasonable claim to being a national group that, preferably, enjoyed stable self government in the past on the territory they claim.

Iranian rulers have as little trust in the West as the West has in them, and they continue to increase international suspicion by their words and actions.

There is also a suspicion that dirty capitalist pigs want to profit from the sale of opiate substitutes, regardless of whether they work.

The latest revelation has strengthened people's suspicions that it is connections and not ability that is gets the jobs.

Worse, the law empowers the police to search any establishment or public space suspected of violating the provisions of the law.

The most definitive examination of the scientific evidence is to be found in the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and its last major report published in 2007.

The parapolítica or paragate revelations seem to confirm another suspicion as well the distinction between the paramilitaries and the drug cartels, like that between the guerrillas and the cartels, is a nuanced one.

For the financial system as a whole, success ultimately depends on trust and confidence, both of which, like suspicion and fear, are highly contagious.

Most everybody has heard by now of the likelihood of long term global warming, in which the heavy use of oil and gas by industrial economies leads to a rising concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

While some progress has been made in making the negotiations more open and transparent, efforts to go further have met with resistance, and for good reason unbalanced processes help ensure unbalanced outcomes. Ironically, the World Trade Organization, where each country has one vote, might seem far more democratic'' than, say, the IMF, where a single country, the US, has a veto.

While some progress has been made in making the negotiations more open and transparent, efforts to go further have met with resistance, and for good reason unbalanced processes help ensure unbalanced outcomes.