Sentence examples for arouses speculation from inspiring English sources

The volume of surviving Greek texts is so slender that it arouses speculation about the nature of the large book collections of Alexandria.

(G's identity has aroused speculation but has never been revealed).

The historic decision to divide the peninsula has aroused speculation on several counts.

Aviva's bid for Prudential of Britain aroused speculation Monday that consolidation would again sweep the insurance industry, sending stock prices up in Europe.

Mr. Patinkin's absence has aroused speculation about a delay in the show's opening, but producers said it was still set for April 13.

The guile and quickness of foot of Özil won a host of admirers, and aroused speculation that either Chelsea or Real Madrid might be tempted to buy him from Werder Bremen for £22 million.

Stronger ties between the two companies are likely to arouse speculation that Pricewaterhouse, one of the world's big accounting firms, is planning to sell its consulting arm to Hewlett-Packard.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign has raised nearly $5.7 million in the last three months, and more than $21.7 million in her bid for re-election, arousing speculation that she would use some of the money for a presidential campaign in 2008.

[A5.] Bid for Insurer Spurs Talk of European Consolidation Aviva's bid for Prudential, one of Britain's largest life insurers, aroused speculation that consolidation would again sweep the industry.

The move came amid news that bids for Thames Water, which is being sold by RWE of Germany, have reached £10 billion, arousing speculation that unsuccessful bidders might turn their attention to other British water assets like AWG.

Latino voters were showing a historic surge also, particularly in crucial Florida, arousing speculation across cable channels as diverse as Fox News and left-leaning MSNBC that the sleeping giant of the Hispanic vote had truly been awakened this time.