Sentence examples for has kindled speculation from inspiring English sources
Instead, it has kindled speculation, Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.
Instead, the Fed has kindled speculation.
On the same day Balfour Beatty noted that the consortium's finances were "under increasing pressure".The prospect of a big payout has kindled speculation about what might happen should the shareholders decide to walk away.
The competition between Mr. Hague and him has kindled comment of a debilitating rivalry at the top of the Tory party like that between Mr. Blair and his chancellor, Gordon Brown, in Labor.
A shrinking lead over other financial centres, especially London and Hong Kong, has kindled fears that America is losing its grip on the world's money.
In Beijing itself, the belated and still incomplete publicity about SARS seems mainly to have kindled fears.
Extended drought and lightning strikes have kindled fires sweeping through sage brush and forest, prompting President Obama to declare a state of emergency in Washington.
Low rates on savings have kindled fears of an asset bubble, as investors seek better returns for their savings.
While the violence is far below the worst levels in 2006, 18 major attacks this month have kindled fears that Baathist jihadist elements could be reconstituting themselves into a smaller, but still deadly, insurgency that will exploit the withdrawal of American troops between now and 2011.
