Sentence examples for has ignited speculation from inspiring English sources

-- a surprising turn of events that has ignited speculation in an oil market driven as much by juicy rumor as dry numbers.

But the unexpected, and hostile, bid by OM Gruppen, which owns the exchange in Stockholm, has ignited speculation about other takeover bids for the London market, potentially from companies that do not even operate securities exchanges at the moment.

But the end of the Yankees' deal with MSG has ignited speculation that the network may lose the team's games and has created the prospect of MSG competing in the spring and summer against a Yankee-anchored network.

Comcast's blockbuster deal to buy Time Warner Cable has ignited speculation among Wall Street analysts about further consolidation in the media industry. .

But with mortar shells landing within 50 feet of the shrine the latest assault has ignited speculation that the Islamic State is seeking to destroy it again.

But in his effort to address the suffering of tax-weary New Yorkers, Mr. Bloomberg has ignited a round of speculation about forthcoming city tax cuts that even his own top aides now acknowledge will most likely never happen.

By John Cassidy February 15 , 2012The confirmation that Robert Zoellick will soon be stepping down as chairman of the World Bank has ignited a lot of speculation about the identity of his successor.

The circumstances surrounding this violence has ignited public outrage and increased speculation that these killings were racially motivated.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.

The challenge has ignited a volcano of ingenuity.