Sentence examples for some speculations from inspiring English sources

And so here are some speculations of my own.

There's much more about this is in the piece, together with some speculations about what Keynes would be recommending now.

Glazer concludes with some speculations on the future of New York City that will strike many as unduly pessimistic but are a useful antidote to our present atmosphere of runaway triumphalism.

Almost the only adult — except the adults making money from it — who regards rock 'n' roll as something more than a pain in the neck is the British anthropologist Geoffrey Gorer, who published some speculations on the subject in the magazine Encounter about a year ago.

"At Ethics Camp, Not-So-Tall Tales From the Dark Side" (news article, June 23), about the Ethics Camp at Santa Clara University, raised some speculations on any transgressions that the campers may have engaged in during their youth, from grammar school to college.

For some speculations, see Kymlicka, (2007).

That has set off some speculation among Amazon opponents.

No official word, but here's some speculation.

"Some speculation is not always a bad thing," Ms. Jiang said.

There had been some speculation that Labour was considering offering a vote.

Just what Congress might do if that happens has become a subject of some speculation.