Sentence examples for mounted about a from inspiring English sources

Speculation mounted about a bail-out.

Speculation has mounted about a possible sale of the insurance business, Scottish Widows.

Land prices have soared as worries have mounted about a housing bubble in China, although economists said that the latest auction prices reflected peculiarities of the Beijing market and did not necessarily point to nationwide trouble.

The advertising company—one of few remaining independent ad networks—saw its stock increase nearly 10% Tuesday as speculation mounted about a possible takeover by Time Warner unit AOL.

Mr Brown, they say, is happy with both the distinctly New Labour manifesto and the departmental five-year plans that preceded it.The second assumption is that Mr Brown is reconciled to allowing Mr Blair to carry on for another three years, should he wish to do so, without staging a repeat of the kind of power play that he and his followers mounted about a year ago.

With credit tight, unemployment growing and worries mounting about a potential recession, American business and government leaders are courting foreign money to keep the economy growing.

With speculation mounting about a double dissolution election in July, Turnbull did not rule out the options but said voters should expect a poll "in the normal time" between August and October.

Officials from the Foreign Office and the Treasury are seeking meetings with the head of China's state-controlled investment agency as concerns mount about a protectionist backlash at the rise of the so-called sovereign wealth funds (SWFs).

Following her return to the floor of the house to vote on the debt ceiling deal, speculation is mounting about a possible senate bid by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in 2012.

The Syrian government has, by all accounts, begun to win back some of its lost ground, worries are mounting about an increasing dominance of rebel militias by Islamic extremists, and a United Nations vote yesterday shows eroding support for the rebel side in notable quarters of the international community.

In the six days since President Trump abruptly fired FBI director James B. Comey, concern from both parties has mounted about the selection of a replacement and the president's suggestion that he may have secretly taped conversations with the ousted director.