Sentence examples for customary speculation from inspiring English sources
Many, most notably Malcolm Gladwell, have been quick to dismiss the effects of Twitter revolutions as shallow, and already there is the customary speculation over how integral reports on Facebook and Twitter were to the fall of the Tunisian government.
Strangely enough, MetroPCS shares didn't immediately receive the customary rise that accompanies speculation that another suitor may emerge.
Ever since last fall, when it emerged that Stevens had hired only one law clerk for the next year, instead of his customary four, there has been growing speculation that he will soon retire.
Whether "Lulu" could be maintained at Mr. Levine's customary high level was the subject of speculation, if not cause for alarm.
(Barker, with her customary good sense, dismisses the modern critical speculation that the "Lucy" poems are a clue to incest: "The post-Freudian world is incapable of believing that there could be anything innocent about intense sibling affection").
But his 4.6 percent victory margin had fueled speculation that he would slash his customary bonuses.
Opaque remarks like that, as opposed to outright denials, have only deepened the suspicions of many Egyptians, who in the customary absence of hard information are quick to deal in speculation.
If no clear successor to Xi is named to the new Politburo Standing Committee, it will further fuel speculation that Xi may look to retain power beyond the customary second five-year term.
That should stifle speculation that rates will soon fall further.Since the bank's November meeting, when its customary "consensus" was harder than usual to reach, several members of its rate-setting governing council had hinted at a cut this time.
There has been persistent speculation Xi could seek to stay on in some capacity beyond the end of his customary second five years in power, which began on Wednesday.
