Sentence examples for publicized speculation from inspiring English sources

Concerns have arisen about the potential human health risks associated with the widespread use of these weakly estrogenic compounds, including widely publicized speculation that parabens in antiperspirants were linked to breast cancer.

The man's identity was never publicized, but speculation has focused on Sadler's brother-in-law, Wilfred Kellogg.

After months of speculation about its survival, Oxygen Media, the heavily publicized cable television and Internet business created by the former Nickelodeon president Geraldine Laybourne, has received a commitment of $100 million from Paul Allen's Vulcan Ventures.

That speculation hit fever pitch last week, when G.E. ended its own much publicized succession race.

Mr. Freston's name did come up in speculation in news reports last year as someone who could move up at Viacom if the widely publicized dispute involving the two top executives, Mr. Karmazin and the chairman, Sumner M. Redstone, had resulted in Mr. Karmazin's ouster.

Most importantly, the investigation, the complaints, and speculation that these types of symptoms might be related to the change in water treatment were widely publicized in the local media.

(The event was not publicized).

A highly publicized quest ensued.

His rescue was widely publicized.

They publicized the membership lists.

The tournament was highly publicized.