Sentence examples for broad speculation that from inspiring English sources

There was broad speculation that Gov. Bob McDonnell was behind the move.

More troublesome was broad speculation that the files were obtained purposely to collect political intelligence on prominent Republicans.

There has been broad speculation that part of the arrangement between Britain and France involves a concession by France to allow the headquarters of the new European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to be situated in London.

But there had been broad speculation that between 40,000 and 100,000 sex workers from all over the world would enter South Africa because of that tournament.

But there's broad speculation that Delta will shift ownership of its foreign operations and investments, and most or all of its non-airline domestic assets to a new company based offshore.

With broad speculation that the now-popular Jokowi would get into the presidential race, Prabowo and his team repeatedly reached out to the Governor to inquire about his plans and were told that there was no truth to the rumors -- Jokowi had much work to do to fulfill his campaign promises in Jakarta and he fully intended to see that work through.

The speculation that followed was intense.

"There has been broad speculation and some concrete evidence that ballots that arrived in Crimea for the referendum had been pre-marked in many cities," said a senior US administration official.

The CFTC has promised a broader interagency study of speculation; that is a reasonable idea given the paucity of hard information on the commodities markets.

Such tales of miscommunication and questionable judgment have prompted speculation that broad-ranging changes are in store for the space agency.

The revelation comes amid speculation that US broad casters, including Viacom and Time Warner, are interested in Carlton and Granada.