Sentence examples for consequence speculation from inspiring English sources

In consequence, speculation runs unfettered.

Taarabt, who scored 19 goals last season, picked up the Football League Player of the Year award for his performances and, as a consequence, speculation linking him with a move away from Loftus Road this summer grew.

Beyond that, most of what is said about the investigation and the indictments — and their consequences — is speculation.

Ultimately, the damaging incentives governing Wall Street will not be repaired until bank chiefs have so much of their wealth tied up in their companies that they fear the consequences of reckless speculation, argues the study's lead author, Paul Hodgson, a researcher at the Corporate Library, a research institution focused on corporate governance.

"To depart upon any occasion from those rules in consequence of some flattering speculation of extraordinary gain, is almost always extremely dangerous, and frequently fatal to the banking company which attempts it".

Stephenson said: "I have taken this decision as a consequence of the ongoing speculation and accusations relating to the Met's links with News International at a senior level and in particular in relation to Mr Neil Wallis who as you know was arrested in connection with Operation Weeting last week.

As a consequence, there has been speculation that there has been evolutionary divergence of imprinting mechanisms between eutherians and marsupials, with differential CpG methylation proposed as a eutherian innovation [ 24].

To inform speculation regarding consequences of local complement activation on CNS cells in MS, sections were stained with mAb specific for the key plasma-derived complement regulators C1inh, factor H (fH) and clusterin, and the anaphylatoxin receptors C3aR and C5aR.

Taarabt's stock has risen markedly as a consequence and has led to speculation linking him with a host of elite European clubs throughout the summer.

He writes: "After the first 237 incarnations on news bulletins, I struggled to see how this theme could be developed further, yet the BBC continued to lead with speculation about bizarre consequences of a Labour-SNP government for the economy, tax, and even road schemes.

Absence of quantitative data on the incidence of adventitious transgene presence has led to speculation on the consequences of biological risks in papaya.