Sentence examples for engaging speculation from inspiring English sources

It made for a day of mindless, if engaging, speculation on the sports cable TV programs and blogs, but it also distorts the market for players.

Notwithstanding significant differences between the approaches grouped under this macroscopic concept, they all evince a commitment to what might be called applied metaphysics or engaged speculation.

But in the long run she, along with everyone else, is just engaging in speculation.

"We are doing everything to get the most information possible and we are not engaging in speculation".

In my experience, most working scientists are very wary of engaging in speculation, preferring to stick to evidence.

This is an absurd question and one which cannot realistically be answered, except by engaging in speculation.

In a sign that Iranian authorities would take a more measured yet still decisive approach to possible disturbances, last Thursday, Tehran's chief prosecutor said the judiciary would prosecute those who "disturb public order" by closing the bazaar or engaging in speculation.

Single-stock futures contracts are slowly catching on as an alternative to options or stock-shorting for hedging investment gains and even engaging in speculation.

Advisers who believe they have special insights into the market (which they define as "art") are engaging in speculation and not investing.

Moreover, politicians tend to be held accountable for wrongdoings or bad management in the public sector but are typically only indirectly blamed, if at all, for the misdemeanours of private banks.... On the other hand, when it comes to banks that are in the public sector, democratic accountability of politicians is more likely to discourage them from engaging in speculation.

"I don't want to engage in speculation," Carney says.