Sentence examples for obvious speculation from inspiring English sources

During this year's NCAA tournament, there has been obvious speculation about college athletes and the significant amount of revenue they have been bringing to their schools and the NCAA.

Cannon added that there was no proof that the reported attack by Stafford, who is black, was racially motivated, "beyond the obvious speculation that we would all have given the nature of the situation," USA Today reported.

The lack of an obvious successor led to speculation Hogan-Howe might have stayed on and been granted a further extension.

The lack of an obvious successor led to speculation that Hogan-Howe might have stayed on for a year or so longer, and his early departure created speculation that he had a difficult relationship with new mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.

Aside from the obvious crassness of such speculation when friends and relatives are still in the beginning stage of mourning, Johnson's theories are not borne out by the statistics.

A celebrated economist and India's central-bank chief, Mr Rajan's grumble was the most eloquent of a "crescendo of complaints", from Istanbul to Mumbai, about "dollar imperialism", as Dani Rodrik and Arvind Subramanian put it in their response.In a comment on that post, Procyon argued that the debate leaves little room for speculation: it is obvious that Fed policy can hurt emerging economies.

With no obvious rivals to Ben Ali, there was speculation that he was looking to pass on power to one of his relatives.

It was obvious that Wall Street's reckless speculation and its bold new wave of financial engineering had caused the Great Recession.

In less obvious cases, like those that follow, speculation about cluster number and membership can be avoided.

We cannot explain this effect without some speculation, but the most obvious explanation is that there was some day-to-day variation in chemical composition of the Microcystis cultures (toxin concentrations or other).

Furthermore, the term "independently" as used in the questionnaire and in defining a practice has generated obvious misinterpretations and provides room for speculation that the GPs could have misinterpreted other terms within the questionnaire.