Sentence examples for it is easy to speculate from inspiring English sources

It is easy to speculate how these situations would lead to changes in genetic diversity, but have they ever been observed with GMOs growing today?

It may be that England's medical team are merely being careful but it is easy to speculate that Anderson's  33-year-old body is simply more susceptible to the strains and stresses that afflict all bowlers.

These effects, moreover, were unaffected by a family's income at the time a study participant was born.The reasons for this are not known for certain, though it is easy to speculate.

It is easy to speculate now, in hindsight, that Kershaw overdid it this winter — that in an effort to regain his lost velocity and return to his dominant form, he pushed his body beyond its limitations at this point in his career.

It is easy to speculate that the same occurs around dental implant prostheses (peri-implant mucositis).

It is easy to speculate that anaerobic microbes might be stirred up from bottom and exert their metabolism when attached onto marine aggregates, where suboxic micro-niches exist.

We will see speculations as to how such a tragedy can be avoided because it is easier to speculate than it is to accept that we cannot prevent terrorism.

It's easy to speculate that Mr. Polanski was attracted to the theme of rewriting one's life history.

He had batted.304 in 1996, hitting 22 home runs, but given his age of 31, it was easy to speculate he was in decline.

But until you take your first loss or you play really bad and lose, it's easy to speculate and say: 'Yeah, I got it.

The 2012 race for president was so tight that it's easy to speculate that this factor or that one made the crucial difference — and just as easy to dismiss all such speculation.