Sentence examples for frantic speculation from inspiring English sources
There was frantic speculation in the shares of the South Sea Company, resulting in a severe setback to joint-stock enterprise.
When faced with frantic speculation over its motives, and weakening markets, the Fed may be tempted to say things to calm everyone down.
What is more, land constitutes one of the country's few attractive investments, in comparison to its shaky banks and a stockmarket composed entirely of state-owned firms.Hence the frantic speculation.
Verizon's rumored announcement Tuesday that they will begin to carry the iPhone, thus far exclusive to rival AT&T, caps off months of frantic speculation from the anticipatory public, though details of the agreement are yet unknown.
Mr Rudd had launched an undeclared leadership campaign, as frantic press speculation and dire opinion polls threatened to destabilise the party.
Republicans with short memories and deep longings for re-election will be tempted to keep spending lavishly, thereby aggravating aggregate demand, inviting the return of inflation and a frantic rush of speculation.
But like everything else, that spirit was quickly subsumed by the competitive greed of the global economy: the money, the real estate speculation, the frantic rush for consumer attention.
After four days of lavish closed-doors celebrations, frantic waterborne paparazzi chases and seemingly endless global media speculation, it took less than a quarter of an hour to wrap up the grand spectacle that was Hollywood on the Grand Canal.
Most of the people who bought tickets for that Test match shared the Cardus view that cricket's special virtue was the juxtaposition of moments of frantic activity with pauses which provided opportunities for contemplation, discussion and speculation.
Moore has reportedly been released from Sherman Oaks Hospital, but the frantic 911 phone call made from her house went public on Friday, inviting more speculation and making clear the concern for the star's health.
Frantic calls were dialed.
