Sentence examples for causes speculation from inspiring English sources

Although investigators will examine many possible causes, speculation in news reports has centered on the possibility that the plane was overloaded or imbalanced.

The pope decried the "greed which causes speculation to rear its head even in the marketing of cereals, as if food were to be treated just like any other commodity".

The Pumpkin Eater caused speculation about its autobiographical content.

This decline caused speculation that the Federal Reserve's next move might be to lower interest rates.

The age of the new pope and his delicate health caused speculation that his pontificate would be brief.

The action caused speculation that Mr. Roseboro might resign from the board in favor of someone who would back United's application, but he remained a board member.

Two investors, Michael F. Price and James J. Cramer, demanded that the company do something about Telerate, which caused speculation that they might also attempt a takeover.

A year ago, such a performance, his reactions and the way his chest was bruised by the Browns might have caused speculation that he was not up to the job.

The case went to trial at the beginning of the month, but court was adjourned on Wednesday, causing speculation that a settlement was imminent.

The visit has caused speculation in Washington and Taiwan that Tsai may meet Trump in person, or members of his transition team, during a nine-day trip that begins on 7 January and includes brief state visits to Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador.

Mr. Bush was also trying to reschedule a dinner with Senator John McCain of Arizona, who caused speculation about his intentions when Mr. Daschle visited him at his vacation home over the weekend.