Sentence examples for raising speculation that from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's official spokesman declined to confirm that the speech would happen on June 19 as previously announced, raising speculation that continued wrangling between the Conservatives and the DUP on policy issues would delay the speech.

Donovan has spent the past three days in Leon, raising speculation that he might join the club.

The oddly precise time of 10.49am has been fixed for the ceremony, raising speculation that this is considered an auspicious moment on the clock.

In January 2011 Huntsman announced that he would be stepping down from his ambassadorship, raising speculation that he would make a bid for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.

On Wednesday, court was adjourned after only an hour's testimony, raising speculation that the final witness either could not be found or was reluctant to appear.

Once the Lakers got off to a slow start, Johnson chastised Walton in a closed-door meeting, raising speculation that Walton was already on the hot seat.

The lawyer, Karinna Moskalenko, complained of headaches and vomiting this month, raising speculation that she had been the target of a poisoning plot.

The delay has mystified people in South Dakota, raising speculation that Republicans are planning a campaign that will be nasty and short.

She was only six, around half the life expectancy of the breed her nucleus had come from, raising speculation that her cloned origins had somehow shortened her life.

Antitrust lawyers say it is rare for this length of time to go by without a signing, raising speculation that difficulties have emerged that have delayed the agreement.

Problems due to IBDV outbreaks have been reported from Denmark [ 15] and several other countries [ 16- 18] even in vaccinated flocks [ 19], raising speculations that various stress factors, subclinical infections in particular, might influence the outcome of vaccinations.