The phrase "as speculated with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a speculation made in conjunction with someone or something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as speculated with the initial hypothesis, leading to further investigation."
Alternatives: "as speculated by" or "as speculated in".
A source inside Zalora told us that while GFG provides benefits, such as financing — Zalora is not about to run out of money, as had been speculated, with GFG as its parent — there is disagreement on its approach to markets.
They appear not to mind if her late conversion to Brexit stemmed from tactical duplicity, as Ken Clarke speculated with accidental candour on Sky News yesterday; hardly a recommendation.
As speculated, co-expression of RNF43 with NP resulted in an ~0.2-fold decrease in p53 transcriptional activity as compared with only NP-expressing cells.
In principle, as speculated, their phenotype can be associated with "weak" MTOR and prolonged development [ 95].
"So I try to resist it by refusing questions such as 'Do I think they would have spoken?' Because, honestly, I don't know, and in some sense you can speculate with just as much justification as I can".
But her book is a salutary example of how traders who believe they are super-smart might be nothing more than lucky, and how there is nothing so intoxicating as the ability to speculate with other people's money.
After years of trying to get people to admit they were speculators, I have persuaded only a reluctant few and turned off many who did not want to think of themselves as speculators or what they did with stocks as speculating.
For the most part "Jesus" doesn't preach so much as speculate, and it does so with a visceral energy that Mr. Hoffman, best known as a film and stage actor ("Magnolia," "True West"), and his focused ensemble keep at full throttle.
An anonymous employee of China's National Sports Commission, was at this time quoted in an interview with U.S. News & World Report as speculating that if 100 million had taken up Falun Gong and other forms of qigong there would be a dramatic reduction of health care costs and that "Premier Zhu Rongji is very happy about that".
Post, at 12. It is difficult enough to speculate with confidence about the deliberations of jurors in a case such as this, and still more difficult to speculate about their emotions at the time they render a verdict.
