Sentence examples for debate and speculation from inspiring English sources

This, too, is a matter of debate and speculation.

There has been fevered debate and speculation about the true volume of recoverable shale gas available in the UK.

Since the Frenchman replaced Rafa Bentez as manager at the Bernabeu there has been debate and speculation over which of Real Madrid's two most expensive players Zidane considers most important to his plans.

The question of succession, once taboo, has recently become the subject of debate and speculation, prodded by the king himself, who is 80 years old and weakened by a number of ailments.

Two years ago, a silver bracelet carrying Saint-Exupery's name -- and that of Consuelo, bizarrely in parentheses -- was pulled up in a fisherman's net, stirring endless debate and speculation.

The true outlines of the southern continent are more recognizable, raising endless debate and speculation over whether the mapmakers had secret knowledge of the western coast, or if they simply made lucky guesses.

The rise of social media means that "you now hear more bar-room debates and speculation than before," he added.

Central to the loss was huge debate about James and speculation on how an elbow injury, about which he was reticent to speak, was affecting his play.

They occupied themselves with endless theological debates and glum speculation about where they had gone wrong.

Such debates mixing science and speculation dominated the unusual Royal Society event.

Rather than engaging in old red-state/blue-state debates and tabloid speculations about a runner-up beauty queen, the Democrats should be setting the agenda of the campaign.