Much of the building was undertaken by private companies that engaged heavily in speculative construction and paid scant regard to regulations.
Relying heavily on the speculative theories of the anthropologist and literary critic René Girard, Carroll asserts that human society and culture are shot through with bloodshed that can be tamed only by further acts of bloodshed.
We agree that, buoyed by the novelty of the findings, our description did indeed veer heavily into a speculative mode.
EIE International, like many Japanese real estate investors, borrowed heavily during Japan's speculative land boom of the late 1980's.
It has hiked already-high tariffs on many imports even further, and is taxing foreign-currency inflows increasingly heavily to keep out speculative inflows.
Like many liberals, Dershowitz is wary of relying too heavily on our necessarily speculative efforts to understand precisely what our forefathers envisioned.
It depends heavily on Graham's speculative reconstruction of a badly corrupt passage in the "Greater Selection" (EC2), and even in his reconstructed version, the connection between the sage's attitudes and the notions of benevolence and right is obscure.
With the dollar heavily influencing prices and speculative long-term positions at all-time highs, analysts say gold prices are particularly vulnerable to pullbacks if the dollar strengthens or liquidation occurs.
From 1823, Read Kemp became heavily involved in his speculative Kemp Town estate on the edge of Brighton, and he moved to a house there in 1827 (after which The Temple became a boys' school).
The need to ratify the July agreement to expand the facility is all the more important in light of the fact that markets have already indicated that even a 440 billion euro fund, or roughly $600 billion, was nowhere close to enough money to fend off speculative attacks against heavily indebted countries, especially if larger countries like Spain and Italy are forced to turn to it for assistance.
