Sentence examples for no more speculation from inspiring English sources

No more speculation about coaching changes.

It's no more speculation, no more wondering or anything like that.

With the mayoral field settled, and no more speculation about Sharpe James's intentions to distract us, we thought it was time to go out into the streets and ask Newarkers what they actually wanted from the next mayor, who will take over on July 1.

No more speculation or leaks, it's official.

The blog post, titled '200 Million Strong', says the milestone will effectively be achieved today (no more speculation needed, more than the entire population of Luxembourg).

Speculation swirls around Sonia Sotomayor, an appeals court judge who grew up in poverty in the South Bronx after her father, a manual labourer from Puerto Rico, died when she was nine.It could be no more than speculation, however.

There is still no more than speculation about who will take Lendl's place as Murray's coach and he intimated he may even leave the call until after the French Open if he has not settled on exactly the right replacement, be it John McEnroe, weighed down still with media commitments, or the Australian Bob Brett, who has been on secondment to the LTA.

The above-mentioned mechanism of the skin-whitening efficacy of topical GSSG and its relationship to GSH are not clear and are no more than speculation.

My guess (and this is no more than my speculation, based on no evidence whatsoever) is that the Conservative standard bearer might be Greg Hands and Labour's candidate might be David Lammy.

The race is well under way at a time when, normally, most eyes would be on this year's New York mayoral race and there would be no more than idle speculation about next year's contests.

Aristocles offers a summary of an account by Timon of the central points of Pyrrho's philosophy, and this is often thought to have occurred in the Pytho; but this is no more than plausible speculation.