Sentence examples for may seem speculative from inspiring English sources
The large number of statistical comparisons performed in the univariate analyses may seem speculative.
Testing for online discrimination may seem a speculative pursuit, but there's good reason to believe that violations of federal employment and housing laws are taking place all over the Internet.
Since we were not able to include a direct measure of the dopamine receptor integrity (e.g. via PET scans) this may seem somewhat speculative.
Sometimes Ms. Claridge's insights into Post's behavior seem speculative.
Indeed, speculation is usually the most tempting use for the money.But while it may seem obvious that speculative excesses are building, it is downright impossible to predict when they will peak; throughout 1999, companies with ever-more-ludicrous business plans and non-existent earnings were floating on the stockmarket but the Nasdaq did not peak until March 2000.
On what may seem a more speculative level, Oberweis recently bought Chinese online service company Netease, saying it has a sound business model.
Although this may seem a negligible overestimation, a speculative (but nonetheless plausible) assumption is that overrating breast density might lead to more imaging [e.g. additional mammographic projections, ultrasound, or contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance (MR) mammography], more costs, and more patient anxiety.
In the parched desert of speculative architecture of its time, Harde's Red House may seem astonishing in retrospect.
It may seem strange to more recent generations, but auto stocks, especially the smaller and more speculative ones, were once the wave of the future.
