Sentence examples for represents speculative from inspiring English sources
He represents "Speculative unbelief, curiously and sneeringly watching the humdrum, common-place, bread-and-butter toil of unspeculative belief" (VAJC, 188).
And elsewhere, once-magical names such as Pitt, Pfeiffer, Moore, Eastwood and Costner, in the past synonymous with successful, star-driven moviemaking, now represent speculative casting gambits.
One might also argue that the FAF represents a speculative post-Saatchi market of art star-making.
"She explained that, rather than being cautious investments in shares or 'quasi shares' (as the LIA had previously thought), the disputed trades were actually complex derivatives and synthetic instruments which represented highly speculative gambles," the claim states.
As its value went past the $10,000 last week some experts believed the asset still had far to soar, while others opined that it represented a speculative bubble with nothing tangible at its core and could burst at any time.
Auto parts equities are volatile at the moment and so cheap to earnings that even a simple cash purchase of traded stock represents an aggressive, speculative play.
"The company represents an intriguing speculative company in the medical device industry with the potential to benefit from the large and fast-growing market opportunity for remote patient monitoring and connected health," says Ajaj Tandon, equity analyst at brokerage firm See ThruEquity.
The models have in common all currently known interactions and differ in that each model represents a new speculative pathway connectivity.
Options need not be speculative.
"Speculative return" represents the emotions of investors that can add to or subtract from investment returns in the short term.
