Sentence examples for subsequent speculation from inspiring English sources

(NewTeeVee) Yahoo's new social network Yahoo has been itching to move properly into social media, hence the Facebook acquisition offer last summer and subsequent speculation that it wants Bebo.

Despite overnight news that credit agency Standard & Poor's had cut its rating on Spain, and the subsequent speculation of the country requesting a bailout imminently, investors took heart from better than expected US weekly jobless numbers.

Mr. Steinbrenner's associates have said they believe Mr. Vincent promised to support Hank Steinbrenner as heir and that the subsequent speculation within baseball that Hank would have a difficult time surviving the game's ownership approval process shocked and greatly disappointed the father.

We slowly started to see the tail off of breakout games (with Flappy Bird acting as the great exception) and an increase in talk of bigger budgets, more competition on visuals, a need for game companies to get good at PR, speculation over the power of YouTubers to overcome discovery woes and subsequent speculation about the ethics of sponsored coverage in that medium.

Gen. Kamala Harris on Monday morning holds her first public event since Justice Antonin Scalia's death and the subsequent speculation about her potential consideration to fill his vacancy.

Whereas a 12 page cut-off appeared to have differentiated long versus short in the 1970s [ 9], subsequent speculation has suggested any questionnaire longer than four pages ought to be considered long [ 10].

Hawking's own life and his heroic struggle with the debilitating effects of motor neurone disease have become braided into the world's response to A Brief History and many of his subsequent speculations, as if his suffering has somehow sharpened his perception of the cosmos and its mysteries.

Certain features of Cartesian philosophy made it an important starting point for subsequent philosophical speculation.

An exhibition at the Museum of American Finance in New York highlights major financial scandals throughout the nation's history, the first involving William Duer, a Washington official whose subsequent financial speculation helped cause the Panic of 1792.

The Book of Daniel (2 and 7) contains the first use of symbolic language and the mysteriously precise numbers that formed the core of subsequent apocalyptic speculation in both Judaism and Christianity.

The content of the Metaphysics, on the other hand, is reworked by means of a different arrangement of its parts, the integration of Aristotle's thought with subsequent metaphysical speculation, both Greek and Arabic, and the introduction of some original doctrines.