Sentence examples for press rumours from inspiring English sources

If a particular bank does not, press rumours about its financial stability may ensue, thus causing a run.

Nick contacted me about these press rumours (which I suspect were considerably spiced up before they appeared) and they haven't changed our relationship.

As The Economist went to press, rumours suggested Mr Kim may have boarded his mobile palace of a train, to meet Chinese leaders in Beijing.

When he had to confirm persistent press rumours, McGovern at first supported him, saying he was "one thousand per cent" for Eagleton, then fired him.

A new child-care tax credit is now almost certain to be in the budget, although the chancellor's aides pour cold water on press rumours that this might be worth £75 a week for each family.

Mr Hortefeux telephoned Mr Gaubert to tell him that his wife, Hélène, had "told [investigators] a lot" when questioned in connection with the affair.This was not inside information, insists Mr Hortefeux: he was simply reacting to "press rumours".

It also gave credibility to the press rumour that Rakhee Thakrar from EastEnders could be the new leading lady.

Whilst one cannot rule out a bid approach [from one of its European competitors] in our view the press rumoured 190p per share bid speculation is pure puff.

In our view, at the press rumoured price of $1.4bn (assuming there is no material surplus capital to be injected into the business before sale) is correct, then relative to historic earnings of around $80m, it does not stand out as being obviously cheap (around 17.5 times earnings) on a headline basis for an asset manager.

Trouble began when a pirate radio station and the black press aired rumours that a black girl had been raped by a gang of Pakistani men in Lozells Road.

When the Bayer Leverkusen manager Christoph Daum was set to be appointed German national coach in 2000, the press reported rumours that he engaged in cocaine-fuelled orgies with prostitutes.