Sentence examples for free speculation from inspiring English sources
I agree with William Boyd (who scripted a marvellous piece of free speculation for the BBC called A Waste of Shame) that they read a lot like a commission, and could well have been paid for by the Young Man's mother, perturbed by his Lack of Interest in the Opposite Sex.
The problem is extremely hard, and the temptation to engage in free speculation is strong and understandable.
How attractive Wade, possibly in a state of irreversible decline, and the enigmatic Bosh will be to James next summer is difficult to say, but a risk-free speculation.
Or a lengthy lie-detector demonstration on CNN?), no matter how often journalism is supplanted by tawdry and fact-free speculation, the Chandra Levy case still shows that the press can have legitimate reasons for opening the door to a private life.
The New York Times and Wired and The Atlantic and nearly everyone else fell back on context-free speculation.
As MF Global found out the hard way, there is no such thing as "risk-free speculation" protected with derivatives.
"I think a lot of it is anecdotal, I don't have any specific numbers to provide you," he began (translation: this is fact-free speculation).
However, MF Global thought that they had risk-free speculation because they had bought these CDS from these big banks to protect themselves in case their bets on European Debt went bad.
In these unsteady times, not even Ralph Hasenhüttl is entirely free from speculation.
That bars can inspire ballets as different as "St . LouisWoman" and "Fancy Free" prompts speculation about what other unusual settings could stimulate choreographers.
The regional carbon-trading market among the states has been free of speculation, administrators for the initiative say, and so far most carbon credits have been purchased by power suppliers.
