Sentence examples for but speculate that from inspiring English sources

The authors are at a loss to explain this, but speculate that oestrogen – which boosts telomerase activity – may have protected the women's telomeres in their younger years.

Scientists are still trying to account for the whales' sudden deaths, but speculate that a confluence of events prevented them from gorging on amphipods, the tiny shrimplike creatures on which they depend.

The ISC report may have been written before they were published but one cannot help but speculate that the anticipation of those rulings was a major factor behind this new move towards transparency.

We can but speculate that perhaps it wanted to keep the GSMA happy so it would sanction another Android-branded plandingnd landing in the middle of MWC, as has been unveiled today — complete with a free smoothie bar and Android pin badges that delegates can fight over, as per the last time Google's Android branding took over MWC back in 2011….

"He has more wickets that any other spinner in the country this season and you cannot help but speculate that he might yet have a role to play for England in the Ashes this summer, if they elect to name two spinners for the Old Trafford Test.

The researchers were not yet sure why musicians have this advantage in long-term memory, but speculate that training in reading music may cause musicians to become more efficient at processing visual cues.

Augustus does not know how the rivalry began, but speculated that American children were "getting jealous of the African children" as their numbers increased.

Western diplomats said they were unsure why the Belgians have refused to cooperate but speculated that the decentralized nature of Belgium's government makes such decisions difficult.

She said it was impossible to know how many Syrians would benefit from the new rules until the exemptions were applied, but speculated that the number was significant.

You're free to hate the tunes, she continued, but speculating that she had collaborated in bad faith was deeply insulting to everyone involved.

Mr. Pepe had heard about the shootings, but speculated that anyone coming into the shop with ill intentions might find his or her plans quickly thwarted.