Sentence examples for heated speculation about from inspiring English sources

Such an immodest display left the filmmaker open to heated speculation about the size of her bank account and the fact-fiction ratio of her screenplay.

There has been heated speculation about the European Union report, which will be presented next Wednesday to the organization's Council of Ministers in Brussels.

But there has been heated speculation about why Argentina, South America's second power, was left off the itinerary, although Mrs. Clinton will meet the president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, in Uruguay.

The women were never identified, but when local newspapers said they received from $11,000 to as much as $300,000 each, there was heated speculation about which women had received money and how much.

Two were made public in the 1940s, and the third, after heated speculation, in 2000.

Bush's final pardons are already the topic of heated speculation among allies and enemies alike.

His return to the N.H.L. after a four-season absence has been the subject of heated speculation over the past week.

Hints from Microsoft in recent weeks about those changes, along with a slump in PC sales that analysts believe was worsened by Windows 8, have led to heated speculation that Microsoft was preparing to backpedal from the most radical changes it made in Windows 8.

After months of heated speculation, two prominent Wall Street bankers have raised money for a new private equity fund focused on media deals.

The latest wobbly round of musical thrones is stirring unusually heated speculation.Some attach special significance to last-minute personnel changes made by the king before he left.

After days of heated speculation, Softbank said on Monday it would buy $8bn of shares directly from Sprint and an additional $12.1bn of shares in the market.