Sentence examples for is a subject of speculation from inspiring English sources

In general, the relative contribution of sampling and sample preparation to the total uncertainty in soil contamination studies is a subject of speculation than of knowledge.

The mechanism responsible for the radiosensitising effect of doxorubicin is a subject of speculation (Rosenthal and Rotman, 1991).

Greenberg's collection and his involvement with the art market have long been a subject of speculation.

Mailer and Greer were both flirtatious and uninhibited people, and their relations have long been a subject of speculation.

What Turkey may or may not have done to secure the release has been a subject of speculation.

The president's plans have been a subject of speculation because of rumored health issues and her public silence on her political future.

But Pettitte's frame of mind has been a subject of speculation since his use of H.G.H. has come to light and he subsequently requested a late arrival to camp, a wish granted by the Yankees.

Mr. Khodorkovsky's whereabouts had been a subject of speculation since Oct. 10, when the authorities removed him from the Moscow detention center where he had been held since his arrest in October 2003.

A run by Mr. Daley has been a subject of speculation here for some time, as Republican candidates have started lining up to challenge Mr. Quinn, who is considered to be vulnerable.

Ms. Krawcheck, whose next steps have been a subject of speculation, would not comment on any possible plans, saying only that she wants to lend her Wall Street experience to the broader debate about the industry's evolution.

The number of conspirators has long been a subject of speculation, stoked largely by early F.B.I. accounts of others being sought, particularly a man some witnesses said they saw with Mr. McVeigh and called John Doe No. 2. Federal officials have always held that no credible evidence ever emerged implicating others.