Sentence examples for quite speculative from inspiring English sources

"They are quite speculative".

This suggestion, as indicated by the words "might" and "may," is quite speculative.

Here, as I've said, the argument has to get quite speculative.

So it seems quite speculative, at best, to credit activists with improvements in Q ratios that first occur for the median company only in the fifth year after the attack.

This same tunnelling is presumed to be at work in the action of enzymes, those proteins that shuffle chemical reactions along in living things (among them, the breakdown of tadpoles' tails as they become frogs).Some of the ideas presented are quite speculative.

Many other associations with coronary heart disease (e.g., factor V Leiden) lack explanations tied to natural selection or are quite speculative.

Others consider it to be highly speculative and quite risky.

It's rather speculative.

And the arrows pointing in that direction are no longer quite so speculative.

"But without doubt it will be quite a speculative market at the beginning, because it's new and the companies are very small," she added.

I love the Matrix trilogy of films (which used a lot of the ideas in Neuromancer), quite like speculative fiction and sci-fi in general.