Sentence examples for some conjecture from inspiring English sources

Crowd figures were a matter of some conjecture in Wellington and, in particular, Adelaide over the weekend.

His prolific work ethic, some conjecture, was driven by a sense that his life would be cut short.

The watertightness of Alonso's contract at McLaren is the subject of some conjecture and F1's chief executive, Bernie Ecclestone, says the Spaniard would be his choice.

That problem must not be allowed to resurface but Hamilton's state of mind, in the light of his strange tweeting, must be the cause of some conjecture.

This confirmed that, contrary to some conjecture, early hominids did not need big brains to make their way out of Africa.

He was of Scottish descent — hence the road trip — and his birth is a matter of some conjecture, although the year was probably 1572.

Indeed, some conjectured that Castro was already dead, his illness faked to allow for a smooth transition of power.

Some conjectured that the Poe Toaster, as the visitor has come to be known, might have just had the flu or car trouble.

In the margins of his copy of Arithmetica, Fermat wrote various remarks, proposing new solutions, corrections, and generalizations of Diophantus's methods as well as some conjectures such as Fermat's last theorem, which occupied mathematicians for generations to come.

Some conjectures are proposed.

This article will present some conjectures.