Sentence examples for be speculated about from inspiring English sources

Most workplaces have an Eleanor: the slightly odd, plastic bag- clutching person who scuttles away from all communal enterprises; who rarely says a word that isn't about the matter in hand; whose home life can only be speculated about, not always kindly.

But by the end of the 1970s belief was growing in a huge government cover-up at Roswell, Nevada - a plot that, coincidently, began to be speculated about soon after the Watergate scandal shattered public faith in politicians.

While the knock-on effects of a Scottish "Yes" vote on the politics of Northern Ireland can only be speculated about, there is certainly a sense it could rock the relatively recent stability of Northern Ireland's power-sharing government.

"I wrote it because I wanted to write a book about something I thought was interesting, and I just wanted to write about a speculative environment that I thought should be speculated about". "Withering Harmony" follows field botanist Garth Eriksen, who travels to war-torn countries on behalf of pharmaceutical companies in the search of medicinal plants.

Wednesday night on Fox News, Mr. Rove, a former Bush administration official, said, "If she doesn't want to be speculated about as a potential candidate, there's an easy way to end the speculation: Say, 'I'm not running.' " "I'm saying the schedule leads me to believe she is going to be a candidate," he said.

The reason for the observed volume change during therapy can only be speculated about.

Whatever reality we're in, sci-fi writers will be speculating about it for ever.

He even believes that investors will be speculating about an exit from QE next year.

He noted, though, that Trump might be speculating about something more significant than simply replacing Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Hollywood casting directors must even now be speculating about appropriate odd couples for a film of Isaacson's book.

Yes, it is insanely early to be speculating about 2016.