Sentence examples for stimulated speculation about from inspiring English sources
Mr Martin's lack of experience in the industry stimulated speculation about a break-up of the firm.Breaking the pactThe European Commission issued warnings to those big EU member states, Germany, France and Italy, under the stability and growth pact, for their excessive budget deficits.
Moreover, the known host range of noroviruses has expanded: the virus is found in mice (12), cows (13), and pigs (14), and antibodies to bovine strains have been found in humans, which has stimulated speculation about zoonotic transmission (15).
It's not a place that stimulates speculation about great events.
The flood of money encouraged capital misallocation, stimulated property speculation, nurtured shady nonbank lending and worsened inflation.
What it especially stimulated was speculation in interest rates.
In addition, ease of synthesis stimulates speculation on various kinds of practical applications using mesoporous materials.
Speculation about Scythian connections has stimulated recent research in Mongolia that has begun to peel away their mysteries and reveals connections to Scytho-Siberian and northern art.
Previous attacks raise speculation about cause of N.Y.
That bars can inspire ballets as different as "St . LouisWoman" and "Fancy Free" prompts speculation about what other unusual settings could stimulate choreographers.
Detractors have spread negative rumors and speculation about the project.
The tragic events of last spring in China stimulated enormous public interest, and in their wake, the publication of countless discussions of what happened and how it happened and speculation about China's clouded future – immediate and long term.
