Sentence examples for speculative consensus from inspiring English sources
Where speculative consensus breaks down is on whether Schrödinger's paradox arises only when the quantum system is isolated from the environment.
Former Senator Rick Santorum calls the 97percentt consensus "speculative science" and dismisses the historic encyclical on climate change because he considers himself more of an expert on the subject than Pope Francis.
The general consensus is that for short-term speculative investors looking to quickly resell their off-plan property for a hefty profit, the party is over.
With put buying nearing an annual extreme, one could argue that speculative investors have set their sights below Wall Street's consensus earnings estimate.
This vicious circle exists in various other constellations, whereas it remains speculative if mistrust or the aim to continue non-cooperation prevent consensus.
"Both exports and imports are weaker than market consensus, partially a result of Beijing's crackdown on speculative capital inflows disguised as trade," said Wang Jin.
Some, but not all, scholars of those languages argue for their genetic relationship based on putative systematic sound correspondences, while the consensus among general linguists is that this hypothesis is at best speculative and by no means proven.
Where concern about a debt crisis is speculative at best, projections about catastrophic climate change are corroborated by the strongest expert consensus imaginable.
If "aspiration" and "wealth creation" are taken seriously, it should be possible to come up with a new progressive consensus around economic development which no longer relies on the finance sector and speculative bubbles.
"It's purely speculative".
