Sentence examples for generated speculation about from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Angelina Jolie Adopts a Daughter Angelina Jolie who has garnered most of her publicity lately by generating speculation about her relationship with Brad Pitt, is adopting her second child, one of five million orphans in Ethiopia, The Associated Press reported.

In the past, some of those private expressions of anger have been made public by friends and associates, only to generate speculation about moves that never take place — including a senior staff shake-up that has yet to happen.

Further weak economic data could generate speculation about a new Fed stimulus program, but some analysts called such a move unlikely.

This generates speculation about the influence of system-level factors associated with delays in transfer of critically ill patients from the ED, such as ICU capacity/bed availability, organizational structure, and/or personnel/staffing models, whereby selected patients may be 'held' in the ED during 'after hours' until an ICU bed is available the following morning.

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

The existence of the note had generated much speculation about whether Mr. Baxter had offered any details about Enron.

Yesterday's draw for the United States Open generated more speculation about the future than about the first round.