Sentence examples for speculative state from inspiring English sources

Such is the speculative state of affairs that in recent days State Senator Malcolm A. Smith of Queens has surfaced in the Republican chatter, an interesting turn considering that his brief tenure as Senate majority leader did not invite comparisons to the Age of Pericles.

Thus, it would be speculative to state that glacial-to-interglacial sea-level variations caused the slope failures of the present study.

The estimates are slightly more speculative in states where no exit polling was conducted in 2012.

Nevertheless, Iowa matters because it is finally when the past six months of endless speculation by pollsters and pundits becomes a lot less speculative, and the state-by-state strategies of the different candidates come into sharper focus.

China's leaders have sought occasionally in the past year to curb speculative excesses by state-controlled businesses in real estate, lending and other areas.

The news business went into speculative overdrive when the new state by state shares of congressional seats was released, as it confirmed the continued loss of population in the Northeast and Great Lakes, and the robust growth of the South and West.

In reality, much of the so-called speculative construction in the state involves some kind of preleasing agreement, said Christopher E. Kinum, a partner in the Garibaldi Group, a brokerage company in Chatham.

It must be remembered that the interpretation of the reasons for the differences in the amount and distribution of the enzymes as well as the functional aspects in each instance must remain speculative in the present state of our knowledge.

Therefore, it becomes imperative that any attempt to explain the mechanism of action of the homeopathic drug would be highly speculative at the present state of our knowledge.

"She explained that, rather than being cautious investments in shares or  'quasi shares' (as the LIA had previously thought), the disputed trades were actually complex derivatives and synthetic instruments which represented highly speculative gambles," the claim states.

Beyond the bailout funds already in place, the Brussels agreement calls for member nations' central banks to provide 200 billion euros ($259 billion) to the I.M.F. to create a bigger "firewall" of money that would help protect heavily indebted euro zone states from speculative pressure.