Sentence examples for destructive speculation from inspiring English sources

By 1970, Krugman writes, "discussion of investor irrationality, of bubbles, of destructive speculation had virtually disappeared from academic discourse.

Now, you might be tempted to dismiss destructive speculation as a minor issue — and 30 years ago you would have been right.

Turnbull says it is heartbreaking to listen to Alan – a man who has put so much work into building up Tony Abbott – tear him down with this sort of destructive speculation.

It limits destructive speculation, while raising revenue for the government.

Democrats have blamed Republican Senator Phil Gramm for one of the more controversial measures in the bill, the so-called "Enron loophole," which has enabled destructive energy speculation of the sort that caused California's electricity crisis and the fuel price spikes of 2008.

As he has said: "I was quick to realise that this novelty [of the avant-garde], this experimentation and formal speculation is more destructive than constructive".

When does gossip go from being harmless speculation or venting to something more destructive?

These findings are in an excellent agreement with numerous evidences exploring destructive routines of metal-glass nanostructurization, but contradict to speculations with unproved embedding schemes for MNP in vitreous chalcogenides like glassy As2S3.

The omnipresent and destructive underground economy was characterized by phenomena such as bribery, waiting lists, speculation, direct exchanges between enterprises and large percentages of personal incomes deriving from secondary activities.

[REMOVED ADVANCE FIELD] Recent bioterrorism events invite speculation on the nature and extent of human capacity for destructive as well as constructive behavior.

Destructive: constructive.