Sentence examples for speculated more from inspiring English sources
He might have speculated more upon Clare's madness, the extent to which it was an achieved thing, an inevitability or a chance.
After revealing earlier this year that the company were working on a new console, codenamed NX, some gamers speculated more details may be announced through the video stream.
IG Group, the British online share trading company, has reported an 18% rise in third-quarter revenue as traders speculated more during the recent stock market slump and recovery.
Rival IG has just reported an 18% rise in third-quarter revenue as traders speculated more because of increased stock market volatility – so investors will be hoping for similarly cheery news from CMC.
His coalition partner, the Christian Democrats, did not revolt, but his own SPD has speculated more brazenly by the month about his imminent departure.So just as he had outed himself before anybody asked Mr Wowereit once again decided to take his fate into his own hands.
Although survival data was reported and an enhanced immune response speculated, more studies are needed before any conclusions can be made regarding impact.
Speculators speculate more, hedgers hedge more.
UK-based international leaders in this field, Tony Dunne and Fiona Raby, argue in their recent book Speculative Everything that if we speculate more, and about everything in our lives, reality will become more malleable.
We empathise with France rather than with Joan and sometimes I was left wishing that Castor would speculate more freely about the motivation of the woman she memorably describes as "a roaring girl".
Instead - with Engleby in London now, working on a magazine - we are invited to speculate more on the dubiety of his recall, his narrative steadily filling up with commentary on punks, Rastas, Brixton riots and the corrupt, idle, boozing, expense-fiddlers that journalism is so famously full of.
Centralized exchanges like Bitfinex and Poloniex let people trade on margin and speculate more aggressively.
