Sentence examples for no conjecture from inspiring English sources

Officials offered no conjecture as to why Mr. Hussein would deny involvement in the guerrilla-style insurgency, even though statements attributed to him since his ouster called on Iraqis to rise up against the Americans.

To the author's knowledge, no Conjecture regarding what the answer to the Algebraic KP Question should be has appeared in the literature.

We have no conjecture as to the identity of U5 (2.80 ppm, 3 occurrences) or U6 (4.12 ppm, 2 occurrences).

No conjectures have yet really been proved, since there has been found no conclusive way of identifying persons and conflicts transposed, in the Jewish way, into terms of apocalypse with the actual historical events chronicled by such Hellenized Jews as Josephus and the author of Second Maccabees.

Some people needed time to get accustomed to the fact that this is no longer a conjecture.

"It's no longer just conjecture.

They concluded nonetheless that "it is perhaps no unreasonable conjecture that in half a century" the 1811 city of some 60,000 would be "closely built up" as far as 34th Street and would "contain 400,000 souls".

This is no idle conjecture, and it certainly isn't a political point.

Such shreds of information, of course, are no more than informed conjecture.

How far she'll follow a public life in a public sector is still no more than press conjecture.

With all the fascinated talk this season of whether Harlequins could possibly be relegated, the idea of Bath going down has been treated as no more than amusing conjecture.