Sentence examples for speculation may be from inspiring English sources

Of course, all this speculation may be upended by the approaching hurricane.

The speculation may be more than idle gossip for bored bankers.

Other forms of speculation may be perfectly reasonable, and even highly profitable much of the time, but their societal benefit is far less clear.

The current furor over whether Agnew's resignation is necessary because he has been irreparably — and unjustly — damaged by press speculation may be the latest step in the attempt to turn the public against the press.

The abundance of trade talks during the off-season has already left some Knicks unsettled, said Larry Johnson, who added that all the speculation may be adversely affecting the performance of some players.

In fact, policies aimed at squelching speculation may be artificially suppressing demand in those places.Shanghai and Shenzhen recently followed Beijing's lead by requiring that buyers of second homes put up 70% of the purchase price as a deposit.

The freedom of Einstein in his speculations may be related to his footlooseness in political, social, and religious concerns.

Confirming these speculations may be an important step toward the development of more effective regenerative therapies, as proper cellular metabolism may facilitate a more efficient regenerative response.

And these speculations may be the basis for treatment duration trials in this disease where the new, most efficacious FU+oxaliplatin combination cannot be tolerated by a large proportion of patients because of cumulative neurotoxicity.

Although further mechanistic studies are needed to elucidate why Pfn1 depletion increases motility in breast cancer cells, yet dramatically inhibits motility of other cell types, such as vascular endothelial cells (Ding et al, 2006), certain speculations may be appropriate.

George Osborne and Nick Clegg have been spotted having lunch near Westminster, fuelling speculation they may be coordinating efforts to avoid a hard Brexit.