Sentence examples for create speculation from inspiring English sources

Kurtzman may be perfectly happy to create speculation among fans as to which history he's really writing for.

The decision is certain to create speculation that the show, which has been the biggest hit comedy of the last decade, may never return.

The vice president created his own political fund-raising committee, Great America Committee, shrugging off warnings from some high-profile Republicans that it would create speculation about his intentions.

Monday is the opening day of Apple's Macworld exhibition in San Francisco, and the company has been going to unusual extremes to create speculation about what kind of product surprises Mr. Jobs will unveil in his presentation, which will open the show.

"I think good players are always going to create speculation and Albert is a good player.

To bring in even more viewers for the broadcast, the Simpsons producers chose not to reveal beforehand who the character that would be killed off was to create speculation.

These discoveries were both product and instigator of much wider activity, creating speculation, mobility, boom, and slump of extraordinary impact.

Talk of an impending recession in the US, however, is creating speculation among investors that the federal reserve will put on hold its attempts to normalise rates.

Cody Kessler replaced Bortles in the third quarter and threw a short touchdown pass to TJ Yeldon, creating speculation he might supplant Bortles in the starting lineup.

Online reports about the plans on Friday immediately created speculation in the television industry that Ms. O'Donnell saw an opening in daytime TV in the fall of 2011, when Oprah Winfrey is set to step down from her daily show.

The lack of an obvious successor led to speculation that Hogan-Howe might have stayed on for a year or so longer, and his early departure created speculation that he had a difficult relationship with new mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.