Sentence examples for potential speculation from inspiring English sources

France is also seeking to improve transparency and dampen potential speculation in agricultural markets, which it views as especially important as food prices climb.

He wrote his letter in December 2011, to include in the sleevenotes for Channel Orange, pre-empting any potential speculation that might arise from some of its songs obviously addressing men.

"But I don't want to step over a line that could fuel potential speculation of, 'Well, Cuomo's looking to run in 2016,' you know?" Mr. Cuomo was with Mr. Obama, as well as Mitt Romney, on Tuesday night at the presidential debate on Long Island, and on Thursday night at the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in Manhattan.

There is a lot of potential speculation about who might be interested in Meta's assets, and why the buyer is keeping quiet.

Results indicate potential speculation for the use of NSAIDs such as mefenamic acid and nimesulide for the use as a survival factor for corneal endothelial cells undergoing oxidative stress and UPR [119].

This pushes back against the narrative that Microsoft intended to announce their new CEO inside of 2013, controlling expectations, and tamping down potential speculation if that rumored deadline was not met.

Looking at the nodes of the network, which were represented by interferon-β (IFN-β), the interleukin-8 (IL-8), the tumour necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) and the NF-kB many potential speculations might arise.

For Johnson the issue is that people look at the South Bronx and see not the people who live here but the potential for speculation.

"Our contacts at Libor contributing banks have indicated a tendency to underreport actual borrowing costs," New York Fed officials wrote, "to limit the potential for speculation about the institutions' liquidity problems".

"Our contacts at Libor contributing banks have indicated a tendency to underreport actual borrowing costs," New York Fed officials wrote in one of the memos, "to limit the potential for speculation about the institutions' liquidity problems".

It's difficult to put a price on potential, but speculation costs nothing, so here is a brief guide to some players who could set the World Cup alight, and whose value on the transfer market could skyrocket in the wake of this year's contest.