Sentence examples for speculative pieces from inspiring English sources

So why not slightly speculative pieces of paper sold by the Treasury?

Demand for those speculative pieces is still depressed, but there are encouraging signs of renewed interest for challenging new work.

In truth, as newspaper commentators both north and south of the border have reflected in a variety of speculative pieces, no-one can really determine Brexit's outcome.

"This was a highly speculative piece and I'm just not going to comment on highly speculative pieces," Abbott told Andrew Bolt.

"There were a lot of speculative pieces that got spun out of control," she explained, a trace of frustration in her voice.

It should be noted that Dicker (New York's most powerful journalist?) has a habit of writing speculative pieces like this, namely about candidates whom he admires.

The Mail on Sunday devoted its front page to a speculative piece that played fast and loose with the facts.

A spokesman for Mittal said: "Mr Varma's claim is an opportunistic and speculative piece of litigation brought on a conditional fee agreement, which Mr Mittal denies in its entirety and intends to vigorously defend".

One missive reads: Huge queue of traffic backing up behind the march on Oxford Road No such credit to London's Evening Standard, who are busy predicting a riot tomorrow in a highly speculative piece glorying under the headline: "London on alert as anarchists threaten to hijack student fees protest".

What had begun as a speculative piece of Elizabethan merchant-venturing had entered a new phase.

Just before Monday's announcement of Terry Semel's departure from Yahoo! 's daily operations crossed the wire Monday, CNBC's David Faber posted a speculative piece suggesting that Yahoo! would be forced to consider "strategic alternatives".