Sentence examples for in response to speculation from inspiring English sources

Speaking after the game, Hasselbaink had denied his wild celebration was in response to speculation over his future, with Tim Sherwood linked with his job.

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.

Jonathan Munro, the BBC's head of news gathering, tweeted in response to speculation over the original source of the story, writing: "We won't say who, but can confirm it was not South Yorks police".

In response to speculation in the news media about the leaker's identity, Mr. McClellan has said three senior officials -- Elliott Abrams, I. Lewis Libby Jr. and Karl Rove -- were not involved and did not condone it.

In response to speculation about the dearth of American names, Stefan Plöchinger, an editor at Süddeutsche Zeitung, said in a tweet on Monday, "Just wait for what is coming next".

Just after Vista's birth, Kevin Kutz, a manager at Microsoft, issued a cranky statement in February 2007, "In Response to Speculation on Next Version of Windows," announcing that the company could not say anything about post-Vista Windows "other than that we're working on it".

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

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.

The film-maker's brother, the journalist Johar Bendjelloul, gave a statement in response to media speculation that his younger brother had been depressed for a short period.

Several thousand gathered at an indoor arena in Bochum for an informational meeting organized by the Opel workers council in response to the speculation.

Jenkins, the Swansea chairman, issued a statement clarifying the club's situation in response to mounting speculation that Laudrup was considering his position because of a perceived lack of support in the transfer market.