Sentence examples for more speculative nature from inspiring English sources

A share market is implicitly supported by the Chinese government during global stock market turmoil, moreover it has more trading activities and higher valuations given the more speculative nature by primarily retail investors.

Due to its more speculative nature, should this section be called "Discussion" instead?

"Where the dangers and pitfalls exist is looking at companies that are much more speculative in nature, that don't have the technology to do the fracking".

In general, the results of these experiments are remarkably coherent and lead to the same list of standard amino acids that can be produced under emulated primordial conditions: (1) The second line of evidence is more speculative in nature and is based on the notion of the precursor-product pairs of amino acids.

"When I was auditing returns, more than half the issues were valuation issues because of the speculative nature of appraisals.

Benjamin also believes that a more speculative metaphysics would necessitate the abolishment of the sharp distinction between Nature and Freedom or causal mechanism and moral willing in Kant's architectonic.

Adding to the questionable nature of Mr. Sanchez's trades was the action of another Spanish investor, Juan Jose Fernandez Garcia, who bought even more speculative Potash call options right before the announcement, generating a profit of approximately $576,000.

"This sounds maybe more speculative?

The two Egyptologists talked about the speculative nature of archeology.

Beyond that, everything is even more speculative.

His second theory is even more speculative.