Sentence examples for building speculation from inspiring English sources

The former Buckeye and current ESPN analyst Chris Spielman said he was well aware of the building speculation.

Moreover, rampant building speculation in the 1950s and '60s led to construction without real planning or an eye toward conserving the unique nature of the city.

Free-ranging building speculation engulfed villages and small towns over an ever-widening radius with each improvement in transport technology and purchasing power.

Le Mani Sulla Città (Hands Over the City, 1963) used a strong dramatic story to denounce civic corruption and irresponsible building speculation in Naples, with Rod Steiger as the ruthless main character.

It was the pressure of rapidly building speculation that led President Obama to announce publicly on Wednesday that he supports same-sex marriage, but the political impact is a wild card, since Mr. Obama's re-election prospects in November will still hinge on the economy's performance, Jackie Calmes and Peter Baker write.

"Building on speculation there is not a question," he said, adding that two speculative developments his company built over the last five years at the park, totaling 2.3 million square feet, were fully occupied.

The plan, he added, is to build the buildings on speculation, without a tenant in place.

Mr. Graham said his company would build two buildings on speculation, one of 100,000 square feet and the other 70,000 square feet.

Building on speculation in a fragile economy may seem quixotic.

Building on speculation that she was poisoned, Mey concocted a plot in which Marfa is caught in a pincer.

Hartz started the 172,000 square foot Jersey City building on speculation, he said, adding that discussions are under way with a food distribution company to lease the entire building.