Sentence examples for speculations arising from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that Plato's successors, Speusippus and Xenocrates, both presented Academic speculations arising in part from Plato's later metaphysics as the work of Pythagoras, who lived some 150 years earlier.

Future studies are therefore needed to confirm the speculations arising from these results.

Speculations arose that Poland might seek to resurrect the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth, using Germany's annexation of Austria as a precedent.

Mr. Kamen, the inventor of devices like a portable insulin pump and a wheelchair that climbs stairs, said he felt compelled to comment on speculation arising from an "unfortunate, unapproved leak" in a proposal for a book about him.

"The prices being paid in private equity/ M&A activity are so far above current levels that it seems almost worth having a small punt in virtually every UK FTSE 100 stock merely on the off-chance of speculation arising".

Today, Bitcoin is mostly just a matter of media speculation arising from the continuing financial turmoil and growing distrust in the global financial system.

Speculation arose recently that National Australia Bank had once again set its sights on Abbey National.

Speculation arose in recent weeks that some sort of deeper change might be coming.

Speculation arose yesterday that Verizon could take control of Metromedia, a theory denied by people close to the companies.

And speculation arose that regulators will ease, possibly as early as Wednesday, capital requirements for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the big mortgage lenders.

But the speculation arises over what may not have been known or calculated at the time of their deaths.