Sentence examples for speculating from from inspiring English sources

Sinologists were reduced to speculating from afar whether Mao was more nationalist than Marxist.

There is a large difference between explaining, for example, that mirror neurons underpin imitative reflexes and speculating, from there, that mirror neurons are the brain-basis for empathy.

Part of it is just take action, do something, get in the mix, and you're going to learn so much more than just theorizing or speculating from the sidelines.

Things on the football pitch can affect what happens upstairs of course – if we don't win matches, the board step in – but what other players and former managers are speculating from outside is complete nonsense.

"People speculating from various different clubs or previous managers, that's complete nonsense," he added.

"Rather than speculating from the sidelines about the Iran 'gold rush', we need business leaders to think like stakeholders who will constructively shape Iran's future," says Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, who helped organise an investment conference on Iran in London last November.

This is important because Malaysia pursued a different path, and simply banned speculators from speculating in its currency.

Divisadero is the name of the place where they live; Anna speculates from time to time on its Spanish root.

Analysts speculated from the start that the deal heralded an exit from carmaking, though the company has said it has no plans to exercise the option.

They speculate from their findings that the abundant birth of neurons during our early years could explain the mysterious amnesia we experience in relation to childhood memories.

So I am sure a lot of people will speculate from that, but my coaching team remains the same and Charles is not my coach, just my boss".