Sentence examples for reason to speculate from inspiring English sources

There is reason to speculate indeed.

"There is no reason to speculate at this point," Mr. Esipisu said.

There's reason to speculate that outgoing Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown might not be taking it so badly.

Because there is reason to speculate based on the sharply divided vote from the justices on the stay order that there are currently four justices skeptical of the lawfulness of the Clean Power Plan and four justices who are not.

A few days ago, there was reason to speculate that the United States could steal a point from the Portuguese because of their injuries, but that was before its own injuries had sunk in.

Prior to the United States' abrogation of the gold standard in 1971, there was little reason to speculate in hedges against the dollar, such as oil.

After berating Palm for years, I wrote in January 2009 that there were finally reasons to speculate on its potential to succeed.

"There's a million reasons to speculate why we weren't ready," said Frost, whose team will face defending tournament champion Crossroads in a consolation contest at 9 30 a.m. today.

Based on the findings that dephospho-eEF-2 is neuronal activity-dependent [45] [47], [57], together with our findings that antagonism of NMDA receptors prevents both dephospho-eEF-2 and memory consolidation, we have reasons to speculate that this dephosphorylation is learning-triggered neuronal activity-dependent.

12 There are reasons to speculate that in the absence of scientific evidence, the prevalence of uptake of A/H1N1 vaccination in these high risk groups would remain low.

There are also good reasons to speculate that they have lineage specific functions [ 4] that likely include some that are relevant for environmental interactions.