Sentence examples for common speculation from inspiring English sources

A common speculation was, as Google Translate's version of the Brazilian blog O Antagonista put it, "it seems that there are women in the middle".

An immensely popular employee, Victoria Taylor, was dismissed; neither side is talking about why, although a common speculation was that Taylor objected to a rumored plan by Reddit's management what we'll call "RedditCo to monetize the subreddit that Taylor facilitated.

Although no one knows for certain how they got into these parks, a common speculation is that they were planted to breed for gastronomic purposes: snakeheads are prized for their sweet meat in Asia and are also believed to have healing properties (on the eve of the 2010 Chinese New Year, 353 live snakeheads were seized at Kennedy International Airport).

The reasons for Chandler's turning down the invite are still unclear, but the most common speculation is that either his heart simply isn't with the U.S. team or that he wants to hold out in hopes that Germany will eventually call him.

"The common speculation that this was an act of political retaliation because Mayor Sokolich failed to endorse the governor for reelection is not established by the evidence we have seen," the report said.

A common speculation of these studies, based on Knudson's work (Knudson, 1971), is that LOH reveals a recessive somatic mutation in a gene, designated a tumour suppressor gene, within the other unaffected homologous chromosome.

A remarkable feature of these molecular signatures is that they have few genes in common, prompting speculation that they may use distinct genes to measure the same pathophysiological process es), such as proliferation.

Last week Conservative MP Julian Lewis, chairman of the Commons defence select committee, posed an urgent question in the Commons after speculation that there were plans to cut the UK military by 14,000 service personnel, nine warships and 100 helicopters.

As Barash works through the common evolutionary speculations about our sexual behavior, mental abilities, religion, and art, he shows how far we still are from knowing how to talk about the evolution of the mind.

Europe needs to adopt "stable, durable, effective mechanisms" with "sufficient resources" to protect the common currency from speculation, Mr. Hollande said.

The issue reignited speculation, common in the administration's early months, that Mr. Geithner and perhaps Lawrence H. Summers, the senior White House economic adviser, were not long for the Obama world given broad public perceptions that they remained too close to the financial industry.