Sentence examples for private speculation from inspiring English sources
But in private speculation is rife.
Despite the GOI's focus on the diplomatic track, public and private speculation about possible Israeli air strikes continues.
Out of this unusual cocktail of state welfare and private speculation emerged a status-quo reinforcing preservationist politics caught in the acronym, Nimby (Not in My Backyard).
But the divergence between her and City Opera is nonetheless striking, prompting confusion among company proponents and no small degree of private speculation about her motivations.
And there has been a surge in new private speculation, including a controversial plan by a North Carolina company, Cherokee Investment Partners, for a billion-dollar redevelopment of the Cramer Hill neighborhood that includes retail shops, a golf course and 500 housing units.
Not because of private speculation and hoarding but because of government speculation and hoarding.
Yet these private speculations and wonders — ranging from the belief in magic to a love of cities and maps, a horror of political violence and an intimation of deep conspiracies, an ardor for romance and a feeling for the real-world obstacles to its fulfillment — take on a public, social, and sociable cast, in both senses of the word.
Yet these private speculations and wonders ranging from the belief in magic to a love of cities and maps, a horror of political violence and an intimation of deep conspiracies, an ardor for romance and a feeling for the real-world obstacles to its fulfillment take on a public, social, and sociable cast, in both senses of the word.
A bank spokesman said the agenda was private, but speculation was that the directors, many of whom face subpoenas from New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, would talk about how to respond to the various probes into the deal.
A telegram from a major general in Washington seeks the arrest of a corrupt Treasury agent in Mississippi: "It is important that the person of Mr I H Stevens local special agent of the U S Treasury at Natchez Miss be seized & sent to this place for trial for complicity in private cotton speculation".
But the spending, along with in-flows of foreign currency through private investments and speculation, what some economists call "hot money," is fueling inflation.
