Sentence examples for rapid speculation from inspiring English sources
The levy does not, however, address the market failure of the financial crisis, as it proposes that rapid speculation was the root cause.
He was the first Great Bear; before his rapid rise speculation and market manipulation was virtually unknown in the stock market, as no one before him had had the still nerve and financial foresight necessary to profit from such risky endeavors, and many market historians consider him the first modern stock market tycoon.
A tax of 0.1percentt of the transaction volume, for example, would deter rapid-fire speculation, while preserving currency exchange linked more directly to productive economic purposes.
2. In most youthful destinations, low barriers of entry and zero regulation encourage rapid growth and speculation.
Thus, the correlation results are fully supportive for the above speculation that rapid CHG hypermethylation probably have played an important role in maintaining immobility of these mPing copies.
While the causes of helter-skelter commodity prices are complex -- natural disasters such as floods and droughts can play a big role, as can interest-rate shifts engineered by central bankers around the globe -- rapid-fire trading and speculation on the Street can magnify the problem.
STAY CLEAN — MAYBE China's rapid rise has prompted inevitable speculation about doping, not entirely unfounded.
The rapid pace of growth increased speculation that the central bank will raise interest rates at its next meeting.
Perhaps, as the 19th-century English theologian Cardinal John Henry Newman supposed, the determination of the Council of Nicaea in 325 that Christ was not merely the highest of creatures but belonged on the divine side of the line between Creator and creature was even responsible for the rapid growth of devotion and speculation attached to Mary as the highest of creatures.
This allows speculation about similar rapid non-genomic mechanisms of high-dosage inhaled glucocorticoids in the lower airways of horses.
Her husband's rapid return to Britain led to speculation in the South African media.
