Sentence examples for huge speculation from inspiring English sources

Companies are inherently difficult to value, there is a limited supply of shares and huge speculation, Mr Suslow argues.

These firms were brought into straitened circumstances by the sudden souring of a huge speculation that they became involved in on behalf of a single customer - the Allied Crude Vegetable Oil & Refining Co. of Bayonne, N.J.

His contract expired at the end of this past season and, despite Mr Torre's remarkable record, there was huge speculation about whether a new contract would even be offered.

Ever since the 53-year-old actor and filmmaker was reported to have declared earlier this month that he and human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin, 36, would be tying the knot "in a couple of weeks, in Venice, of all places", the wedding has been the subject of huge speculation in the celebrity media.

There has been huge speculation about Rooney's Manchester United future.

The mistakes of the Ministry of Finance that caused the huge speculation bubble are not likely to be repeated.

He scored twice for the Ivory Coast at the 2014 World Cup finals and was the subject of huge transfer speculation during the close season.

Since November, Dr Nicolelis has been training eight patients at a lab in Sao Paulo, in the midst of huge media speculation that one of them will stand up from his or her wheelchair and deliver the first kick of this year's World Cup.

Released first in the US, Australia and New Zealand,[v] the response has been huge, spreading speculation of a delayed launch in Canada, due to overloaded servers.[vi] The rest of the world isn't happy at having to wait its turn to experience this AR phenomenon.

Still, many measures of financial services remain far afield from consistent post-WWII trends; correcting the huge 1990s speculations should have pulled them below trend, at least temporarily.

Funny man with great expertise and huge following" – heightening speculation that Sky could make an approach.