Sentence examples for heightened speculation about from inspiring English sources

The pressure to resolve the nominating fight also heightened speculation about a Clinton-Obama ticket.

A dearth of official information about the state of the economy has heightened speculation about what the authorities could be concealing, especially in the wake of the recent bombing.

His personal remarks about Ms. Davis last week only heightened speculation about what he'll do — whether he's playing only for home state Republican votes or those of a national audience.

Rory McIlroy has heightened speculation about his return to action by posting a video showing him working out in the gym without any apparent discomfort from his injured ankle.

But it is the arrival of so many, and in such quick succession, that has heightened speculation about their origins, and how they came to take so many people to their deaths.

It was just the latest move in AOL's shopping spree: Excluding Bebo, it had already spent $1 billion on acquisitions in the last year or so, largely for its newly formed advertising group, Platform A. The string of deals comes as Microsoft's bid for Yahoo has heightened speculation about AOL's fate.

The increase will only heighten speculation about the long-term future of the department store group.

Once the Patriots were caught taping, it only served to heighten speculation about what else they might be doing.

The drastic losses may heighten speculation about the fate of Mr. Mack, who returned to the firm in 2005 after the removal of his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell.

News of the appointment of the specialists Jackson Criss will only heighten speculation about the long-term future of the department stores group, which employs about 11,000 people across the UK.

The plans for Mr. Berkus will probably heighten speculation about the future of Ms. Winfrey's own talk show, as her syndicator, CBS Television Distribution, said this month that negotiations about a new deal were continuing.