Sentence examples for fairly speculative from inspiring English sources

These were not protection against old age or death, but instead a fairly speculative kind of investing.

He added that many investors "did not participate in the fairly speculative, risk-asset rally that began in October".

Richard West's Daniel Defoe: The Life and Strange, Surprising Adventures is fairly speculative, but also a gripping read.

"It is a fairly speculative, arm-waving kind of paper," Parman admits, but it's backed up by a stunning new link between ocean rock and continents that has geochemists scratching their heads.

He used the comment to deflect a fairly speculative question about American politics.

Archaeologists said this lent credence to a fairly new idea in the speculative mix: perhaps the people came to the then really new New World by a coastal route, trooping along the shore and sometimes hugging land in small boats.

While the science is undeniably speculative, they emerge from fairly well-grounded theories.

Whatever, therefore, may be his speculative eccentricities, we may fairly presume that he has come honestly to them".

Here is my brief list of what's real, what's speculative, and what seems fairly unreal.

But other speculative companies' stocks are still trading at fairly fancy premiums, even though their debts exceed the value of their hard assets.

We have found a fairly steady downtrend since the early-to-mid-2000s early-to-mid-2000s early-to-mid-2000s early-to-mid-2000s