Sentence examples for growing speculations from inspiring English sources

With the Philippines entering its own election season, there are growing speculations as to whether a new leadership in Manila will usher in a new bilateral dynamics with China.

Nevertheless, Apple is one of the technology giants at the centre of growing speculation about smartwatches.

As the 2003 season wore on, there was growing speculation that he would not play again.

And over the last year there's been growing speculation as to just what the new guidelines might look like.

But there is growing speculation that the FBI investigation of Mr Franklin is the tip of an iceberg.

Still, there was growing speculation in Brazil that the episode might not have unfolded as the swimmers described it.

Yet growing speculation about an upset has raised activists' expectations: anything but a win will be seen as another setback.

Now there's growing speculation that Obama might actually replace Biden with Clinton in the run up to 2012.

At the end of the 20th century, there was growing speculation concerning the three messages the Virgin Mary was said to have revealed to the peasant children in 1917.

But there has been growing speculation of the possibility of a rate cut if the economic outlook takes a turn for the worst.

We sat down with him Wednesday in his office, amid growing speculation that Israel and the Palestinians were poised to restart peace negotiations.