Sentence examples for but speculating that from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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.

He said he had not been told why he had been detained, but speculated that it was simply because South Lebanon Army officials suspected, rightly, that he was in favor of the armed militias fighting the Israeli occupation.

Mr. Volcker said that he has not had a role in negotiations over the sale of the overseas partnerships, but speculated that his recommendations on splitting the auditing and other businesses may have influenced Andersen executives.

The Sunday Times reported that no chemical or bomb-making equipment was recovered but speculated that the plan had been to bring the ingredients of a gas bomb into the country.

The article acknowledges that there was "only a small decrease" in prescription rates in this country but speculates that some of the most vulnerable youths may have been left untreated.

He thinks WMT should drop down to around $51, but speculates that by the end of the year, the stock could retest its September lows of $43.50.