Sentence examples for has long speculated from inspiring English sources

The economic literature has long speculated about the possibility of "survivor bonds" to hedge this longevity risk by paying off when a generation lives longer than expected.

The Gymternet has long speculated about when Biles might push the sport to even greater heights, becoming the first female gymnast to attempt such mythical skills as a triple-twisting double backflip, or an Amanar with an extra half-spin.

France loves to put its public figures on the couch and has long speculated that Lagardère, who had to take over the firm on his father's sudden death eight years ago, is a reluctant chief executive.

The book lacks an explanation of why Mr. Thoman did not have full control of his management team, but the business news media has long speculated that it was because Paul Allaire, who vacated the chief executive spot to become chairman, kept looking over Mr. Thoman's shoulder and blocked significant management shifts.

Biologists have long speculated why this is.

U.S. diplomats and intelligence officials have long speculated about Wendi Murdoch's ties to the Chinese government.

Unfortunately for the Mets' catcher, people have long speculated about both matters involving him.

Analysts have long speculated that the approval of the pipeline is imminent.

Analysts have long speculated that Telewest may follow in NTL's footsteps and restructure its debts.

Archaeologists have long speculated on why the Khmer capital descended into ruin.

Scientists have long speculated cigarette smoke may accelerate hair loss and premature graying.