Sentence examples for original speculation from inspiring English sources

However, TechCrunch has since learned that the original speculation is true – Bolt is being launched by Instagram as another photo-messaging app, and it's expected to arrive this week.

The move provided AMD with the opportunity to integrate a computer microprocessor and high-end graphics chip, but it also opened up the smartphone market to AMD. (Also see: "Why Private Money Likes Chips" and " Not Bad Is No Longer Good For AMD").. Original speculation in the wake of AMD-ATI concerned the possibility that AMD rival Intel would purchase Nvidia.

On April 26 , 2014 the excavation started and quickly revealed the existence of the discarded games and some hardware, affirming the original speculation on the landfill's contents.

It can be a preliminary step towards theory and encourage the discovery of facts which can lead to or improve theory, even though the result may be very different from the original speculation.

One of the original speculations was Kenya, the country that set the scene for William's proposal on a luxury safari.

Orton's original speculations were based on observations of mirror-image confusions in letter-writing and atypical handedness in poor readers.

James leads a winding tour through nearly every famous American criminal case, cramming in a truckload of barroom speculation, oddball original thinking, and merciless logic.

Later on Monday, Apple and AT&T stock were down a little amid speculation that original estimates of units sold were too high.

At the original Disneyland in Anaheim, speculation has centered on the possibility of an Iron Man attraction in the woeful Innoventions pavilion.

64, 65, 66 The original description included the speculation that PLEDs develop as a consequence of disconnection from subcortical structures such as the thalamus.

And yesterday, some said that while the $967 million figure sounded impressive, it was almost $200 million more than Entergy's original bid -- and stoked speculation as to what a thoroughly open process might have produced.