Sentence examples for easier to speculate from inspiring English sources

While the truth behind what happened is hard to establish, questions about who benefits are easier to speculate on.

We will see speculations as to how such a tragedy can be avoided because it is easier to speculate than it is to accept that we cannot prevent terrorism.

But when you stand back and imagine the larger pattern here thinking of iTunes four years ago and the height it has taken, it's easier to speculate on the promise of the App Store and the momentum it is gaining through increased use.

This rule of thumb makes it easier to speculate on the age of crocodiles that are longer than six metres.

From that vantage point, I don't mind telling you that it becomes easier to speculate on what it would be like if I had a vulva of my own.

It's easier to speculate about something that might be done in the future than to actually act especially if it's a difficult decision that has personal implications or direct impacts.

It's easy to speculate that Mr. Polanski was attracted to the theme of rewriting one's life history.

What is needed for a complete explanation is an ultimate evolutionary cause.It is easy to speculate.

But until you take your first loss or you play really bad and lose, it's easy to speculate and say: 'Yeah, I got it.

'It's easy to speculate as to what people need,' she says, 'but this way I saw first hand.' Wagstaff designed a shower seat and pressure sensor tile taps which combine relaxation with safety.

It may be that England's medical team are merely being careful but it is easy to speculate that Anderson's  33-year-old body is simply more susceptible to the strains and stresses that afflict all bowlers.