Sentence examples for speculations by from inspiring English sources
Comment about speculations by anthropologist Mrs. Nicole Maxwell about the birth-control practices of some primitive South American Indians.
These contained monophonic lines in microtone tunings based upon speculations by the composers regarding Mozart's melodic writing.
The New Yorker, September 12 , 1970 P. 31Comment about speculations by anthropologist Mrs. Nicole Maxwell about the birth-control practices of some primitive South American Indians.
They can be short-term speculations by traders who think that commodity prices are ready to climb, or they can be a long-term hedge against inflation.
By Faith McNulty The New Yorker, September 12 , 1970 P. 31Comment about speculations by anthropologist Mrs. Nicole Maxwell about the birth-control practices of some primitive South American Indians.
After 11 weeks of silence, Bowler said in a statement, "We made our decision to provide details on the cause of the break in an effort to correct speculations by competitors and journalists, and to provide insights for boat builders, yacht designers and sailors".
The prices of the big names are being forced up by quality, by speculation and by shortage.
He shrugged off leadership speculation by comparing himself with Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan.
Changes to pension law further promote speculation by individuals.
Scene by scene, speculation by speculation, these sections humanise him – and allow her to grow.
He criticised speculation by outsiders, including retired officers, and said: "I have not conducted any speculation.
