Sentence examples for cause for speculation from inspiring English sources

While it does, the greatest year in Inter's recent history is a cause for speculation rather than celebration.

But then he took an unusual turn and became a country vicar, an abrupt change of direction that was a cause for speculation and gossip in Cambridge for decades afterwards.

The presence at one recent reception of Luis Miquilena, a former Chávez ally who has had a falling out with the president, was cause for speculation here over the erosion of political support for the president.

As to how many Nadal has left, that was never a cause for speculation during his phenomenal return to the game over the past few months when he amassed 43 wins in 45 matches, winning seven of the nine finals he reached.

The future of the Austin race – the 10th venue for Formula One in the US – has often been cause for speculation but on this showing it looks assured and there was a beaming smile on the face of Chase Carey, representing the new owners, Liberty Media.

The Dharavi slum in Mumbai has long been a mapping mystery: the lack of accurate figures on who lives there, where they came from, and what services are available is cause for speculation, despite many counting attempts.

Hike has not updated its user numbers since January 2016 — which has been cause for negative speculation in the media — but still Bharti Mittal is adamant that his company is well used, and much-needed in India regardless of WhatsApp's success.

It is a continued source of amazement that the simple fact that I am working hard with like-minded Senators to keep my promise is seen as newsworthy and cause for wild speculation" Cruz said.

The future of Sir Bruce, 86, on the show had been a cause of speculation for some months.

The causes are a matter for speculation, but two are likely.

They do not expect that federal agents will arrest them and take them away, with no probable cause for suspicion other than speculation about ethnic affinities with a rival power.