Sentence examples for large speculation from inspiring English sources

There is large speculation (though nothing evidently documented yet) about the moon phase, direction the player is facing, in-game day (every day of the week is assigned an element), and even time of day the synthesis is performed to either increase or reduce the results of the recipe.

But after offering depositors high interest rates, Ponzi never really dealt in postal coupons, which turned out to be too unwieldy for large-scale speculation.

They also fueled large-scale speculation and publicity within the British music scene.

He and Alan Greenspan, the overrated chairman of the Federal Reserve, stood by and cheered a much larger financial speculation in housing from 2002 to 2007.

Although he speculated in depreciated Continental bills of credit (the IOUs at issue), there is no evidence he participated in large-scale speculation that attended the debate when it took place in 1790, and he became a major investor in the new bank.

The second is that the non-performing loan problems, which are worsening, may result in bankruptcy for some large financial institutions.Neither speculation can be supported by the facts.

Her son joined the state patrol just three years ago, she said, so calculating his pension "requires a large degree of speculation and assumption".

If Nick Clegg were to fall on his sword before the next election and be replaced by Cable – both very large "ifs" – the speculation about closer relations would become deafening.

Since last week's revelations there has been a large amount of speculation regarding Lubitz's mental health.

The regeneration prompted a large amount of speculation to Tennant's replacement: actor Robert Carlyle was the bookmaker's favourite to replace Tennant; and actors James McAvoy, Jason Statham, Alan Davies, and James Nesbitt were less popular predictions.

The spotlight on the Clintons has grown larger this year as speculation has mounted about Mrs. Clinton's presidential ambitions in 2016.