Sentence examples for a bit of speculation from inspiring English sources

"There might be a bit of speculation that they might get a better outcome".

West End Looks West Two British productions, one just opened, another set to close, are causing a bit of speculation on this side of the pond.

There was quite a bit of speculation as to how the Queen would spend her time, "She'll be scrubbing things," said one small daughter of one household.

This wasn't a new topic, but it had died away for lack of new material until someone spilled the goods--there's quite a bit of speculation as to who did--on John Sununu's latest display of extravagant self-importance.

"The Howard government, the Thatcher government, the Reagan government all had rough patches in the polls, and I'm not the first leader to be subject to a bit of speculation," he told Seven's Sunrise.

I know there has been a bit of speculation about how well we are getting on - I assure you that nothing is going on - but we do have great chemistry as doubles partners.

It was a busy week for retail results, and well as bumper high street sales figures, and there was even room for a bit of bid speculation.

As the market edges up - with a very very slight Cameron bounce - there is also a bit of bid speculation to interest dealers this morning.

And already Jets Coach Herman Edwards was being asked to engage in a bit of playful speculation about how the stars might align in the American Football Conference East.

Soco International, the oil and gas producer, has jumped 14.7p to 379.7p on a bit of bid speculation, with Sinochem Petroleum the name in the frame.

After a few more drinks and much scribbling on beer mats, what started out as a bit of amusing speculation had turned into the bones of a workable scheme.