Sentence examples for generate speculation from inspiring English sources

Still, a face-to-face meeting between the chief executives of two large phone companies is bound to generate speculation about what they discussed.

That way, he said, the campaign might generate speculation over who might appear next and whether the selections were good ones.

This month's news is retrospective: a deeply unflattering article in the August issue of Vanity Fair that set off a Twitter-storm and may generate speculation that the software giant is heading for a cliff.

Books have generated speculation about a presidential race in the past.

The loss put Citadel in the spotlight and generated speculation about its survival.

The two-pound increase generated speculation about his readiness for the tough and chiseled Bradley.

Ms. Altman's recent arrival at Parade generated speculation that Parade would be expanding in the food field.

The cloning of Dolly generated speculation in the media and in the scientific community about the possibility of cloning humans.

The management moves generated speculation that Mr. Zannino, who is 43, and perhaps Ms. House are being positioned as Mr. Kann's likely successors.

Nearly all commanding officers in the air force are Alawites, and the defection generated speculation that Sunni pilots would face new restrictions on any flying missions.

"It might have been a mistake, it made confusion," Krason said of the name change, which has generated speculation in Denmark.