We have no meanings for "raising suspicion" in our records yet.
1 I need you to come in and snoop around without raising suspicion .
2 His job is international in scope, allowing him to travel without raising suspicion .
3 He could not leave them unopened and untouched on the table without raising suspicion .
4 And I could not drive around again without raising suspicion .
5 They are probably looking for someone else, but I can't be found here at this hour without raising suspicion .
6 Pel would never have been able to get this close to her; not without raising suspicion and putting her on guard.
7 The only difficulty will be to dispose of all these things without raising suspicion as to how I came by them.
8 Cargo's due in ten minutes and we probably want to get it off station as quickly as we can without raising suspicion .
9 Trying to hide the arrival of one wild horse on your farm without raising suspicion would prove difficult enough for most people.
10 It has been called India's "Enron," raising suspicion there could be other skeletons in the closet of India's corporate boom.
11 So they left, along two different routes and at different times to avoid raising suspicion , and with no more than a bag each.
12 But the idea is that future versions would use machine vision to lock onto individual fish and follow them around, all without raising suspicion .
13 They could not spend it or bank it in Spain without raising suspicion , so they opted to send it to bank accounts in their homeland.
14 'To the extent that you could have a good look around the house without raising suspicion ? '
15 "I'll give you the funds, but I want you away from here as soon as you can find a way to go without raising suspicion . "
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