Sentence examples for public speculated from inspiring English sources

During the initial waves of the crisis, the public speculated that the turmoil could result in a disintegration of the eurozone and an abandonment of the euro.

The public speculated that the material in the new album he was referring to was his recent personal struggles in which he promised a "real talk" on it.

The public speculated about his sexuality for years until the singer came out in 1998 after he was arrested by LA police for a "lewd act" in a park.

This was evident on December 1st when it was announced that members of the family of his estranged wife, Princess Srirasmi (see pictured), who are being targeted in an anti-corruption drive, had been stripped of their royal titles.The generals do not want the public speculating about the monarchy, a vital source of their legitimacy.

And that lack of clarity left the public speculating.

England's latest Poet Laureate, Ted Hughes, died on October 28th, and since his death, the British media and the public has speculated about which poet should now take the post.

When "'03 Bonnie & Clyde" was released as a single in late 2002, critics and the public had speculated that Beyoncé and Jay-Z were having a mutual affair.

In the end, Martelly beat the odds, winning the election in a landslide vote after Jean was disqualified from the race -- though no official reason was made public, press speculated it was because he had not met the residency requirement for the role.

The risk, some lawyers said, is that this attempt to clear Jones's name might have increased the level of suspicion about her. "It permits the public to speculate that documents refer to her and somehow may indicate steroids she took," Coleman said.

Then the tech stocks, which the public was speculating in, got mangled.

After recalling early attempts to clone frogs and describing how the Scots had overcome technical barriers to cloning mammals, Varmus declared that it was "only natural" that the public should speculate about the cloning of humans.