Sentence examples for massive speculation from inspiring English sources

What is known in Japan as the bubble economy — the economic boom of the nineteen-eighties — provoked massive speculation in the markets and in real estate, and Japan is still experiencing the prolonged, low-level hangover that has persisted since the bubble burst, in the early nineteen-nineties.

And if there is massive speculation against the Euro, then such speculation must be stopped.

Russia was allowed to default because Rubin was not about to make hedge funds good on their massive speculation in Russian securities.

The most likely bubble-pricking pin is massive speculation itself, and as prospective buyers stand aside, mounting inventories will precipitate a downward price spiral.

Russian state-owned Rosneft, which has provoked massive speculation over how it will fund its $9.3 billion acquisition of the Yukos oil company's biggest production unit, is set to borrow more than $4.5 billion from unknown sources, the business daily Vedomosti said Friday.

However, the Oprah-Franzen controversy did not stop massive speculation on the web that "Freedom" would be Winfrey's next pick.

"There had been massive public speculation as to what the award would be.

Plus, the current unwinding of massive global speculation poses serious risks to financial institutions.

That's the question on the lips of most political reporters, which leads to massive rampant speculation about what could possibly be in there that is so much worse for Mitt than taking the continuing (and growing) heat about his non-transparency.

From cache point of view, general-purpose processors with caches are unpredictable and energy hungry due to the massive amount of speculation involved in both execution and data prefetching.

Could the Indian purchase be the catalyst that finally triggers a massive wave of speculation that drives gold to $1,200 or $1,300 an ounce, or even $2,300, where it would equal the former peak price when adjusted for inflation?