Sentence examples for face speculation from inspiring English sources

Nottingham Forest manager Colin Calderwood, the latest Championship boss to face speculation about his chances of hanging on to his job, might well have given himself some respite through his team's 1-0 win against Barnsley - their first at home since the win over Watford in August and one that lifted them off the bottom.

King also faces speculation that the company might now be circled by predators.

The police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, has faced speculation over whether he will run for mayor.

The Manchester-based group immediately faced speculation, strongly denied, that it would abandon its 150 years of banking altogether.

Fortis, a Dutch-Belgian bank, faced speculation that it would be unable to raise more capital as its share price fell by 10% on Friday.

Blue Is the Warmest Colour Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos faced speculation that their monumental six-minute sex scene in this Palme D'Or winner was anything but feigned.

By November, facing speculation that she might drop out of the race, Mrs. Clinton flew to New York to announce that she would announce.

When he faltered, he faced speculation that perhaps he had become spooked by surrendering Albert Pujols's monstrous homer in the 2005 postseason.

But recent days saw a backlash against Boyle, who was accused of four-letter outbursts at her hotel and faced speculation that she would not be able to cope with the pressure of fame.

Shiba Russell, who joined WNBC in early 2011 and faced speculation right away that she was in line to succeed Sue Simmons, will in fact succeed Ms. Simmons on Monday night.

Today's deal comes as Emap searches for a new chief executive to replace Tom Moloney, who left abruptly in May, and faces speculation that it is vulnerable to a takeover.