Sentence examples for are entirely speculative from inspiring English sources

Other coaches and players say that without testing these estimates are entirely speculative.

Both in the Newsweek article and the earlier 2011 article, claims of a link between such surgeries and pornography are entirely speculative.

Such explanations, however, are entirely speculative and further research is required.

It is certainly fine to speculate, but while it is formally plausible that the RRE may guide Rev into an array of dimers with multiple crossing angles upon protein-RNA contact, there is as yet no experimental basis for this and the hexamers modeled here are entirely speculative.

Talk of imminent change in HSBC's position on this matter is entirely speculative and presumptuous".

But whether this effect is consequential — whether it causes cancer or, for that matter, protects against it — is entirely speculative.

Meg Hillier, chair of the public accounts committee was even blunter: "The approach to paying for this policy seems to be entirely speculative.

"There's a significant amount of uncertainty about the company, but it's entirely speculative at this point," said Chris Ellinghaus, an analyst at Williams Capital Group.

Asked what he expected a potential cyber-terrorist attack related to Snowden to look like, Hayden clarified that he was being "entirely speculative, not predictive".

(However, a report by Columbia University researchers this year noted that any prediction of economic results was "entirely speculative" because of unknowns like the potential cost of cleaning up contamination).

Whether this will build upon the successes (and fix the failings) of Windows' own Type Cover is entirely speculative, but we can't imagine that anyone would be thinking of building any Windows RT device without taking a hard look at where the operating system has already gone wrong.