Sentence examples for future conjecture from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's announcement followed much speculation about Mr. Johnson's political future, conjecture that began even before he fell ill.

I'm all for future conjecture, but this kind of stuff just clouds the issue.

Climate change is no longer a theory about the conjectured future, but a fact documented by climatologists and apparent to just about anyone who has been paying attention to their local weather.

But it must be admitted that in contrast to the first thesis (which, by comparison is almost trivial), the second, being a bold conjecture about future reductions in the sciences, was arguably limited in the scope of its validity.

In one report, he described his duties as weighing what the ruler's "intentions are, what he really wants, which way his mind is turning, and what might make him move ahead or draw back"; he wrote of the need "to conjecture the future through negotiations and incidents".

We then conjecture a future manufacturing paradigm of personalized products and production and discuss the assembly challenge for such a paradigm.

Science, particularly social science, being what it is, many conclusions will be provisional; the philosophical moral psychologist must be prepared to adjudicate controversies in other fields, or offer informed conjecture regarding future findings.

If we conjecture that future ethanol supply was to increase significantly, two further scenarios are of interest.

His future is a matter of conjecture.

But Colorado sports fans might be comforted by current conjecture that the future may include another fondly familiar face.

Mourinho's future remains a matter for conjecture while Chelsea's fortunes continue to nosedive even though his players, not least Hazard, appeared to play for him with their utmost endeavour.