Sentence examples for extraordinarily speculative from inspiring English sources
Only one tenant has signed up to lease premises in the new development, which looks extraordinarily speculative for a government already facing a cash crunch.
So it's changed in a mere one year from an extraordinarily speculative investment to one in which today there's no longer nearly as much upside, but your downside is much more limited as well.
This question, of course, is extraordinarily speculative, but gives us a chance to look at our own technological progress, and to consider how that might play out elsewhere in the Universe.
Women, even of her class, were not expected to dabble with chemicals and lenses, but Cavendish had an extraordinarily speculative mind: The Blazing World even includes her intuition that light exists as both wave and particle, this nearly three centuries before that became orthodoxy.
However George Woods, for the Disney-owned firm, said the claim was "extraordinarily speculative". "He relies on an estimate of him netting £1.35m on sales of well over £3m, on what he admits is a low-budget documentary of a fan convention," he said.
"They are absolutely, extraordinarily bad".
Mr Wolfram shows with countless examples how apparently simple systems can give rise to extraordinarily complex behaviour.Having settled that beyond question, he then makes a vast speculative leap.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
