Sentence examples for leadership speculation from inspiring English sources

What thrives is leadership speculation.

There was none of the leadership speculation that pervaded last year's conference.

It hadn't even got to 11pm before the campaign post-mortems and leadership speculation began.

He shrugged off leadership speculation by comparing himself with Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan.

De Campo said he was "humbled" to get the call, particularly given leadership speculation in Canberra this week.

Labour had a bad conference, dominated by leadership speculation and climaxing with an overrated speech by Gordon Brown.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Disney Chief to Retire in 2006 Michael D. Eisner said he would retire, shifting attention from the debate over his leadership to speculation over who will succeed him.

The Windsor MP, once the subject of leadership bid speculation, said the public was "not convinced" that the prime minister would stick to his pledge of a vote if the Conservatives won the general election.

Blatter remains at the center of the scandal (Lauber has suggested that he will interview him as part of the investigation), and — a testament to the fundamental lack of trust in the FIFA leadership — even speculation that Blatter may reverse his decision to resign is not considered completely crazy.

Asked to agree that Grant had shown leadership during the speculation regarding his job Brady refused to answer directly.

Andrew Brons, the BNP's second MEP and an increasingly significant figure, has distanced himself from Griffin and this week appeared to back the leadership challenge, prompting speculation that he is preparing to lead a breakaway group.