Sentence examples for biggest speculation from inspiring English sources

"Even when there was contemplation he'd run for president, the biggest speculation was, As what?

On the other hand, it is his view that those same lower-priced areas saw "the biggest speculation, and biggest run-up" in prices during the boom years before 2006.

The biggest speculation regarding season six concerns the fate of Kit Harington's Jon Snow, last seen being stabbed, presumably to death by his erstwhile band of brothers in the Night's Watch.

"That's our biggest speculation," says Kikusui, who suggests that because oxytocin decreases anxiety, the adaptation may have been important for human survival as well.

"There is big speculation she'll make a lot of money out of it, but there's nine people in the band, so that's split nine ways.

"They had experienced players with big characters and all of a sudden Arsene Wenger decided to change completely the team, decided to put confidence in young players and we have to admire that because I think with the new regulations I think financially Arsenal's politics in the transfer market have been right so far in terms of not making big speculation on players.

So when Suncor and Petro-Canada, two big Canadian oil firms, announced a C$19.3 billion ($15.8 billion) merger on March 23rd, the industry's biggest since 2006, speculation mounted that another wave of deals might be imminent.Suncor and Petro-Canada say the merger will help them withstand the trying times.

My biggest personal speculation is America Online.

It's no secret that the Nets have been considered moving the talented, but injury-prone big man, speculation that increased as their postseason prospects began to dim.

That's separate from the other big political speculation — who, other than Mr. Dewhurst, might run for Ms. Hutchison's spot, and what offices would be freed up as a result?

It was Mr Miller who received both the scientific kudos and the public fame.At the time, the experiment looked like the start of something big, and speculation about a Nobel prize was by no means fanciful.