Sentence examples for considerable speculation on from inspiring English sources
The movie "Lost in Translation" has generated plenty of head scratching and naval gazing surrounding Japanese culture, but considerable speculation on the Internet centers on one scene: "What was that guy shooting at Bill Murray and his friends when they ran out of that bar?" Internet theories include a laser machine gun, glow-in-the-dark bullets and a BB gun.
There was considerable speculation on Friday among American and South Korean officials that Mr. Kim and his military, to re-establish some credibility, would stage a new nuclear test, for which preparations have been evident on satellite photographs for several weeks.
The timing, after months of unsuccessful appeals by Guzman's legal team to block the move, caused considerable speculation on social media and elsewhere.
There has been, however, considerable speculation, based on a number of theoretical calculations, that an island of stability might exist in the neighbourhood of Z = 114 and N = 184, both of which are thought to be magic numbers.
This fact has infuriated the leader of Trafford council, Sean Anstee, who on Monday, after considerable speculation, declared he will be standing as Conservative opponent to Labour's Andy Burnham in the election for greater Manchester's first metro mayor.
There are growing demands that he grant Parliament a vote on the matter, and considerable speculation that he could lose if he did.
There has been considerable speculation that migrants place a disproportionate burden on health services [ 4], particularly migrants from resource-poor countries such as asylum seekers, but data are limited.
Mr Hoare added: "I am aware of considerable speculation and rumour circulating at the school, particularly on social media.
First, Federal Reserve policy makers convened in Washington on Tuesday and Wednesday amid considerable speculation that weak economic data would impel them yet again to stimulate the economy.
There has been considerable speculation about how a march across the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday ended up flowing onto the bridge's road and blocking two lanes of traffic — leading to the arrests of about 700 people.
Changing immigration trends pose new challenges for the UK's open access health service and there is considerable speculation that migrants from resource-poor countries place a disproportionate burden on services.
