Sentence examples for them to speculate from inspiring English sources

Others use them to speculate.

If students are unfamiliar with the expression "white-collar crime," encourage them to speculate what the term might mean.

You could spend your life rereading these books, and continually find new aspects of them to speculate on and consider.

As Don DeLillo wrote: "The power of numbers is never more evident than when we use them to speculate on the time of our dying".

A large percentage of Star Wars action figures are actually bought by adults — Star Wars merchandise dealers — who are hoarding them, to speculate on the price.

The novelist was forced to damp down excitement in December, when a "12 days of Christmas" promotion for his books led them to speculate that its release was imminent.

But only the hardiest optimists among them dared to speculate that liquid water could exist that far from the Sun.

Robert J. Shiller, a Yale economist, writes in his new book "Irrational Exuberance" (Princeton University Press) that cheering on investors while warning them not to speculate is no way to maintain credibility.

But some editors clearly feel that publishing a link to the Samaritans at the end of an article that mentions suicide leaves them free to speculate about how and why someone has taken his or her life.

Since then, he's refused to say in any detail how he'll pay for them, which invites others to speculate about their distributional consequences.

Since ingested Bcc species are able to colonize the flies without harming them, it is interesting to speculate that these bacterial species could behave as endo-residents of Drosophila.