Sentence examples for representatives speculated from inspiring English sources
What they want, this lawyer and other players' representatives speculated, is to negotiate legally to impasse, which they failed to do in 1994, then implement a salary cap.
Over all, Representative Nita M. Lowey speculated, the state could lose more than three-quarters of the 3,000 AmeriCorps volunteer positions it has had.
A representative from the company speculated that the CSPI was announcing its decision to sue before filing formal papers.
The Baseline Scenario's James Kwak speculates:Representatives of industry associations reacted negatively to the government action, warning that over-regulation would stifle innovation and harm the competitiveness of U.S. firms.
Perhaps, they speculated, the first representatives of modern animal groups appeared long before the Cambrian period, but had tiny, soft bodies what were not easily preserved as fossils.
It was speculated that the deputy representatives for Bråthen and Wetterstad, Per Aage Pleym Christensen in Akershus and Geir Thoresen in Buskerud, would follow.
Representative James Haley, a Democrat from Florida, speculated that the march "could be the spark which would touch off an ugly, blood-letting riot, accompanied perhaps by killings".
Industry representatives fought back: At one point Aerosol Age, a trade journal, speculated that Rowland was a member of the Soviet Union's KGB, out to destroy capitalism.
Habraken et al speculated that physicians could apply this critical attitude to other sources of information such as pharmaceutical representatives.
A representative mechanism of action of methamidophos is inhibition of cholinesterase in the central nervous system, but delayed neuropathy is speculated to be due to no association with acetylcholinesterase [ 3].
