Sentence examples for speculative matters from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Bristol-Myers, Charles Borgognoni, declined to comment as a matter of company policy on such speculative matters.

It undercuts our own credibility and thus the amount of attention we can command when we broach less wildly speculative matters that really deserve it.

The pursuit of musically relevant info was soon abandoned for more speculative matters, as Blackmore reflected … "Sometimes I feel like I own the stage completely on my own for an hour.

(1) Civil stability requires that ecclesiastical power be limited; (2) it is disastrous for religious leaders to govern speculative matters; and (3) the sovereign must remain the sole legislator.

He says, "Our moral judgments are not like those we form in speculative matters, dry and unaffecting, but, from their nature, are necessarily accompanied with affections and feelings" (EAP 3.3.7, 180).

His published writings on music theory range from the most practical matters of music pedagogy, such as thoroughbass rules (Singe‐, Spiel‐ und Generalbass‐Übungen), to more speculative matters such as a description of a newly devised "ocular organ" (Bescheibung einer Augenorgel), or a new temperament system (Neues musikalisches System).

As a young child, atomic destruction was a speculative matter, simply the loudest possible bang.

Consequently, the attempt to calculate the total number of atoms that exist is not entirely impossible, although it remains a highly speculative matter.

Why other immune cell types are not affected by FK866 as much as activated T lymphocytes are remains a speculative matter.

A CNN spokeswoman said, "we don't comment on speculative business matters".

Dr. Rennie and his colleagues, writing in Annual Reviews of Physiology, concluded that "a possible 'golden period' " for getting amino acids into muscles "remains a speculative, no matter how attractive, the concept".