Sentence examples for a flurry of speculation about whether from inspiring English sources

The campaign entered its final weekend not with an intensive exploration of the backbreaking budget problems facing the state and its largest city, but with a flurry of speculation about whether a minor-party candidate, Mr. Golisano, would drop out.

Following this month's meeting of the ECB's governing council, when Mario Draghi, the bank's president, revealed that the council had discussed quantitative easing, there has been a flurry of speculation about whether the ECB might carry out QE, buying financial assets with central-bank money.

It prompted a flurry of speculation about Mr. Putin's motives.

Before the referendum, Carney said he would make a decision on whether to stay on at the Bank before the end of 2016, but he has been forced to make his intentions clear by a flurry of speculation about his future.

But after a flurry of speculation about the return of the political maestro – which Blair set off himself by responding "sure" to the Evening Standard's question about whether he would like a further prime ministerial term – the survey also asked what voters would do if he were back in the running.

Hours before the vote began, Mr. Temer was hospitalized for treatment of a urinary tract obstruction, setting off a flurry of speculation about his health.

The past few weeks have led to a flurry of speculation about the next-gen iPhone, and who am I to ignore it?

That has set off a flurry of speculation about how quickly interest rates on bank deposits might be set free and the yuan made fully convertible.The answer, it seems, is not very quickly.

Abbey's army of small shareholders, many of whom received free shares worth 130p each when it converted from a building society in 1989, can now expect a flurry of speculation about other bidders.

New Seattle-based venture capital firm Trilogy Equity Partners, founded by former T-Mobile USA and Western Wireless's chief executive, John Stanton, has officially begun following a flurry of speculation about its stealthy funding of local start-ups.

Though ending the Fed would take time, this is his panacea: it would end dollar depreciation, remove America's ability to fund endless wars and stop the growth of government.One consequence of Mr Paul's rise in the polls has been a flurry of speculation about his true intentions.