Sentence examples for heavily speculated from inspiring English sources

The deal had been heavily speculated earlier today.

"Bye Bye" received generally positive reviews from music critics, and was heavily speculated to have become Carey's 19th number-one single on the Billboard Hot 100.

Buoyed by an army of individual investors, many of whom borrowed heavily to speculate on shares, the Shanghai stock market had surged more than 150% in 12 months before heavy selling started in June.

"Both the stamp duty surcharge and withdrawal of tax relief will reduce the incentives for borrowing heavily to speculate on house prices, and help create a fairer housing market".

The most serious problems have been at Germany's Landesbanks, regional lenders that speculated heavily in securities linked to the flailing American housing market.

IKB, based in Düsseldorf, speculated heavily in securities linked to the crisis-ridden mortgage market, to an extent that far outstripped the bank's capacity for surviving significant market disruptions.

Once a man of independent means-at one time he owned 25 strings of Argentine polo ponies, a Boeing 737, three gondolas and Pancreas House, the 18th-century Inability Brown showcase overlooking London's Green Park-Oliver speculated heavily in precious metals and ultimately came to grief.

In a Friday morning Twitter rant, Trump speculated heavily about the perpetrators of a bomb attack that left at least 22 people injured.

Edward speculated heavily in real estate, and gradually lost the family's wealth in the depression that followed the Panic of 1873.

Their most publicised activities, such as using derivatives to speculate heavily on interest-rate or exchange-rate movements, are hardly the kind of activity that will endear them to politicians.

The report is light on details, speculating heavily that the smoke detector could be tied to a subscription account (not likely), link with Learning Thermostat directly (plausible), and hand gestures could silence the alarm (likely).