Sentence examples for speculated because from inspiring English sources

Not, as many have speculated, because it is being forced to do so by regulators.

That reaction may be more common in babies, he speculated, because their immune responses are muted in the womb so they don't attack their mothers' cells.

Chatterton-Dixon did not know of any government that had yet taken up the British offer, in part he speculated, because to do so would "show a government's cards" about its willingness to take detainees.

Good physical health was also linked to having forgiven others, but only in adults over 65 -- perhaps, the researchers speculated, because people in younger groups tended to rate their health as good.

Might it be, he speculated, because death was, "in practical outcome, a negation of the future and of the hope it holds out for a society of reason and virtue?" Mr. Trilling had in mind the "progressives" of the 1930s and '40s, who were lit with utopian dreams and intoxicated, in many instances, by the Soviet "experiment".

In the capital, the government remained silent, probably, the embassy speculated, because "(1) they may not know who did it; (2) such accusations could impair or end Syria's nascent peace negotiations with Israel; and (3) publicising the event would reveal yet another lapse in Syria's vaunted security apparatus".

In a way, yes, one might speculate because, unlike horses, the zebra, came without the burden of the social opprobrium of bloodsports, which was very much alive when Stubbs was painting.

"I'm speculating, because I don't know," Alderson said.

"I'm not going to speculate because it's for the government to explain the circumstances.

We do not want to speculate because we don't have that information".

The first wave in 1918 was relatively mild, many experts speculate, because the virus had not fully adapted to humans.