Sentence examples for speculated having from inspiring English sources
Human milk feedings of preterms is speculated having a protective role towards these diseases, namely against ROP and NEC.
Exposure to pornography, some speculated, has desensitized some men to less extreme sexual stimuli.
Years of reality television, Ms. Reagon speculated, have numbed people to the shock of their own image.
Whoever had passed along the Pope's letter, the newspaper speculated, had a "double goal": to undermine the message of the encyclical and to undermine Pope Francis.
Something — perhaps the cheeseburger, her doctors speculated — had given her an E. coli infection that was causing her to hemorrhage from the intestines.
People have speculated, have wanted to speculate -- whatever, fine.
He details her IVF treatments (her failure to conceive may, he speculates, have contributed towards her depression).
The swelling would, researchers speculate, have functioned as a passport, giving the alluring stranger a measure of protection from one or more of the males.
Prior to moving out west, Emma's parents got divorced, an experience that many of Emma's friends speculate had an impact on her.
His pro-business rhetoric may, some speculate, have spurred some businesses to add new jobs on faith that he'd cut their taxes or lessen their regulatory burdens.
Drilling experts have speculated that having chosen a better mud weight could have prevented the disaster.
