Sentence examples for give rise to speculation from inspiring English sources
Almost immediately, the lack of clarity and direction in Mr. Geithner's remarks began to give rise to speculation that the "real" plan is for a big back-door subsidy to banks and private shareholders — at taxpayers' expense.
The recorded rate of subsequent suicide attempts among males was slightly higher in the intervention group than in the standard group, which might give rise to speculation that males in the standard group were less inclined to seek help, leading to detection bias.
If so, the reported activation of the cingulate cortex and diminished postprandial fullness and improved physical health scores could give rise to speculation regarding whether those patients with enhanced anterior cingulate activity had better satiety control and therefore consumed less food.
The continuing surge in the prices paid for classic cars has given rise to speculation of a sale price of around $20 million.
However, the visit was called off at the last minute, giving rise to speculation that the state government had canceled the visit because of pressure from Muslim groups.
But the signs of his new popularity have also given rise to speculation that his law-and-order message may resonate with voters.
Kylie Minogue is another EMI artist whose contract is up for renewal soon, giving rise to speculation that she too might look elsewhere for a deal.
By withholding support, Mr. Clinton gave rise to speculation that he was displeased with Mr. Curry's intention to write a book about his White House years.
That has given rise to speculation among colleagues, associates and banking representatives that Mr. Summers is trying to win the Fed seat.
