Sentence examples for in response to recent speculation from inspiring English sources

But in a statement, Alstom said: "In response to recent speculation in the economic press, Alstom is not informed of any potential public tender offer for the shares of the company.

"In response to recent press speculation the London Stock Exchange would like to confirm that it has not received an approach from the New York Stock Exchange about a possible offer," the L.S.E. said in a statement.

The move comes in response to recent price drops from Netflix and Blockbuster for similar subscriptions, which come amid speculation that Amazon.com will offer a competing DVD rental service at lower prices.

In a statement on Sunday the oligarchs said: "In response to the recent press speculation, the consortium confirms that it is in the advanced stages of preparation of a possible offer to be made for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of ENRC.

This time the statement was ascribed to Rupert Murdoch himself – interesting because the chief executive rarely gives on the record quotes in response to press speculation.

In response to this speculation, Donaldson said: "I don't read too much into the speculation.

In response to the speculation he received from his style, Hašek explained: Hašek's unique style attracted fans to games.

The immune modulatory effects of this vitamin have been subject to extensive examination, leading to recent speculation that it may play a role in select inflammatory diseases [ 7].

("Crack is whack!" Houston said in response to Sawyer's speculation that drugs were the cause).

To threaten a "physical response": North Korea, in response to the recent show of force from the United States and South Korea.

A9 O'Connor Will Not Retire Justice Sandra Day O'Connor indicated that she would serve out the next term of the Supreme Court, in response to speculation that she was ready to retire.