Sentence examples for bring speculation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this development will bring speculation that Stephen has loosened up, but I wouldn't read too much into it.

At the same time, Beijing has been trying to tame inflation, particularly rampant food prices, and bring speculation under control.

A little bit of success is always going to bring speculation".

Chelsea defender David Luiz has signed a new five-year contract with the European champions to bring speculation over his immediate future to an end.

Curiously, one U6b1 lineage has been sporadically detected in a Lebanese mtDNA survey that might bring speculation about a Levantine origin for the U6b1 cluster [ 59].

Word of the strikes brought speculation about a coup.

Mr. Bush's victory immediately brought speculation that Mr. Lay would be appointed to the cabinet.

The similarity of images used in the Flappy Bird game to those first used in Nintendo's Mario games brought speculation that the game was removed after a legal challenge by the Japanese gaming company.

The downside of Deschanel's other career is that it brings speculation that singing in an indie-folk band is just another role for her, something she might dabble in and quickly tire of, then move one.

These ideas born from sci-fi novels spread to movies - from Tron (1982) to The Matrix (1999) to Inception (2010) – and brought speculation about the nature of reality into mainstream entertainment.

The group's beliefs were regularly mocked in the diary column of the Times newspaper, bringing speculation that it became the part-model for the Tooting Popular Front, the ludicrous political movement set up by Robert Lindsay in Citizen Smith, a BBC sitcom that began broadcasting in 1977.