Sentence examples for driving speculation from inspiring English sources

That process is driving speculation about a general election in the coming months, not because MPs want one, but because it is the thing that Westminster knows how to do when nothing else is working.

Property baron increased stake in U.K. Property baron increased stake in U.K. Coal in November, driving speculation that he is planning a bid for the company; rumors surfaced in December his Peel Holdings making play to buy 1,000 acres on the Kent coast-both welcome moves in an otherwise stagnant real estate market.

At the critical moment that subprime mortgage lending began to take off, Fannie and Freddie's role in the housing market didn't expand, as it would have if they were driving the speculation.

During the real estate boom, out-sized bonuses emerged as a crucial incentive driving excessive speculation.

The danger is that dwindling reserves will trigger hoarding and speculation, driving prices even higher.

But Patrick is dabbling in stock-car driving, leading to speculation that Sunday's race could be her final Indy 500.

It's really interest rates plus, I believe, price speculation driving the divergence between Flatland and the Zoned Zone since 2000.

On Wednesday BBC1 aired the trailer for the new three-part series of hit drama Sherlock, driving social media speculation about what will happen next to Benedict Cumberbatch's detective and Martin Freeman's Watson when all is revealed in January.

In contrast, McCain will be positioned as a bold leader on economic matters, someone who has a "record of taking on corporate interests" and will "fight speculation driving up prices of oil and food" as well as "the lawsuit culture".

WASHINGTON -- A cadre of top Democrats said Wednesday that heavy Wall Street speculation was driving up gas prices and blasted Republicans for pushing a new bill to delay any crackdown on such speculation until the end of 2012.

They can't even admit that speculation is driving rising home prices.