The phrase "speculative practices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe activities or actions that involve a certain amount of risk or guesswork, such as when trying to make predictions about a situation or outcome. For example, "Many investors engaging in speculative practices in the stock market can make huge gains, but it can also lead to substantial losses."
But easy money repressed, rather than extinguished, speculative practices.
Then, as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (1934 35) under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Kennedy outlawed the very speculative practices that had made him rich.
But more than raising money, the tax could be an effective tool for slowing harmful speculative practices.
Discusses cryonics, the speculative practice of freezing humans in the hope of reviving them.
It's talking and walking around with other people, working, dancing, suffering, some irreducible convergence of all three, held under the name of speculative practice.
The collision between these different stories and backgrounds in #Patchworks, the co-design project informing this paper, has produced contradictions and negotiations between the speculative practice of 'tinkering' used by DIY hackers that act as 'openings', an academic focus on innovation and the 'anchoring' inherent in the need to produce practical prototypes that solve urgent problems.
Nevertheless, the Volcker Rule, in its current statutory form still has the potential to rein in certain speculative trading practices by banking entities that enjoy ready access to customer deposits and virtually limitless funding through various Federal Reserve programs.
Unless we're going to start quarantining anyone with these genes at birth, and placing them in a padded room to ensure they don't kill anyone or ruin our economy with disastrous speculative lending practices, the study's results are just another piece of the puzzle.
"Our review uncovered a highly nefarious speculative ticket practice that combines speculative ticket sales with the practice of deceiving the consumer into thinking that they are dealing with the box office," the report said.
It does frustrate me hugely reading about "slum" landlords with their ruthless commercial practices, or speculative buy-to-let investors gobbling up soulless new builds furnished with cheap cookie-cutter interiors for maximum commercial gain.
The Zhuangzi, however, is valuable as a monument of Chinese literature and because it contains considerable documentary material, describing numerous speculative trends and spiritual practices of the Warring States period (475 221 bce).
