Sentence examples similar to fetched speculation from inspiring English sources
Valentine, who managed the Mets from 1996 to 2002, could not be bothered with such far-fetched speculation because he was too busy pumping Manuel for information.
There has even been some far-fetched speculation that he may be trying to drive down easyJet's share price in order to retake control of it.It is possible that the usually genial Greek Cypriot is just very angry.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee's refusal to disclose more than his most recent two years of tax returns has spawned wide-ranging and sometimes far-fetched speculation from water coolers to talk shows.
This somewhat far-fetched speculation is bolstered by the lone fact that the forum member knew the device's actual name – Rhodium – at least a month before the lineup was leaked.
In the section on "Possible mechanism of substitution of the critically-conserved R residue" the authors make a rather far-fetched speculation that Giardia might have once harbored two orthologous Sec61alpha genes allowing for the functional substitution in one of them with a concomitant mutation in the rRNA.
It appears to be a much more far-fetched speculation that two or even more of these cofactors would bind in such close proximity of each other that the formation of a peptide bond between them would be possible and beneficial.
I think those speculations are far fetched, but with some of these tighter border controls in effect until middle of April and May, it is good to research your route and what is happening at the border.
Analysts said Mavesa, a maker of margarine and sauces whose stock has risen more than 60percentt since Dec. 1 on takeover speculation, might fetch $500 million in a sale.
They fetched nearly $11.5m.
