Sentence examples for informed speculations from inspiring English sources
With exceptional richness in perspective, Getman includes the memories and informed speculations of union stalwarts, managers, and workers, including those who crossed the picket line, and shows the damage years later to the individuals, the community, and the mill.
They do, however, fall roughly into four separate groupings: social and political thought, analyses of the profession of management and of the institutions of business, informed speculations on those contours of the future already visible in the present, and how-to primers for certain business-related tasks.
The textual transmission of Buddhism signals a process of "knowledge convection" that can easily result in energy dissipation a possibility that seems to have informed speculations about the eventual demise of the effectiveness of the Dharma that were widely prevalent during the period of Chan's emergence and maturation.
His knowledge, clearly, is extensive and his judgment thoughtful, but he sometimes fails to distinguish between conclusions based on firm evidence and those that are only informed speculations on his part.
Our results, in combination with data from earlier studies by our group (Sack et al., 2007, Cerebral Cortex), lead to informed speculations on complex brain mechanisms, and TMS disruption thereof, underlying visuospatial judgment.
That, for the moment, is informed speculation.
But that's pure hypothesis.There's even more (informed) speculation over at Mr Fallows's blog.
So consider this column informed speculation, based on years covering taxes and Trump.
Exactly how VoIP will evolve is uncertain, but the early outlines are clear enough to allow informed speculation.
Beyond informed speculation, no proof in the public domain shows those two groups have a working alliance.
It's a mixture of an insider's tale, quirky analysis and informed speculation about our onrushing digital destiny, told with an appealing ambivalence that should give it a wide readership.
