Sentence examples for breed speculation from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to breed speculation," Krueger said.

Political scandals always breed speculation about motives, and the Clinton email story is no exception.

Such comments have bred speculation that Mr Erdogan is courting Turkish nationalists, as well as his former foes in Turkey's army, to win their backing for his executive presidency.Some opinion polls suggest AK may not win an outright majority in parliament, let alone win the two-thirds of seats needed to change the constitution and create an executive presidency.

It knows where you're going and where you've been, which has bred speculation about delivering local ads.

Rather than breed confusion, it fueled speculation.

But, in October, where reputations are made and labels are affixed, an absence of information breeds an infestation of speculation.

It also bred decades of rumors and speculation that the CIA was researching alleged alien technology at Area 51.

She was only six, around half the life expectancy of the breed her nucleus had come from, raising speculation that her cloned origins had somehow shortened her life.

This uncertainty has bred a lot of leaks, and a lot of speculation over what the bill will contain (see the Talking Points section, for our own take on the rumored details).

After 1970, the majority of the population was drawn from the Norwegian red cattle breed, which is a hybrid of many different breeds, and speculations that the Norwegian red cattle breed is more resistant to clinical infection with M. a. paratuberculosis than the local breeds have been put forward [ 8].

These features have led to speculation that they may be related to primitive northern European breeds, although it is more likely that they originate from the western Mediterranean.