Liberty doesn't dispute the role of thinktank debate, necessarily speculative, in predicting evolving threats.
The estimates are slightly more speculative in states where no exit polling was conducted in 2012.
The philosophic portions, more speculative in content, are sometimes called Upanishads.
But the proposal was apparently killed by the Treasury's chief economist as 'too speculative' in its reach.
The sector, speculative in the best of times, has been troubled recently by slumping metal prices and scandal.
Its design is still speculative in key areas, such as its size, the shape of the stage, and the decorations.
There's something authentically Greek, something primordially visionary and speculative, in Lee's imaginative, profoundly sympathetic approach and that, too, risks becoming a source of misunderstanding.
Many of Asia's listed Internet plays are portals, among the easiest e-businesses to assemble though among the most speculative in terms of future profitability.
So it seems that since 2006, our society — including both buyers and lenders — hasn't become more speculative in its attitudes toward housing.
"Where the dangers and pitfalls exist is looking at companies that are much more speculative in nature, that don't have the technology to do the fracking".
There's something authentically Greek, something primordially visionary and speculative, in Lee's imaginative, profoundly sympathetic approach — and that, too, risks becoming a source of misunderstanding.
