Sentence examples for there is considerable speculation from inspiring English sources

There is considerable speculation over where Mr. Zoellick, who is 58, might be headed as well.

There is considerable speculation as to how these mountains are linked beneath the sea.

There is considerable speculation among city teachers about what roles Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Levy will play in the negotiations.

There is considerable speculation about who even produced the film, which largely went unnoticed until it was promoted on the Internet by Morris Sadek, an Egyptian-born Coptic Christian ally of Terry Jones, a Florida pastor and hatemonger whose threats to burn a copy of the Koran inspired deadly riots in Afghanistan in 2010 and 2011.

There is considerable speculation that Dr Abdullah will not take this post himself.

There is considerable speculation concerning the mode of action of Modulen IBD.

VENICE — Weeks before the art world flocked to this city of glistening canals and Palladian churches there was considerable speculation about what effects the economic crisis would have on the 53rd Biennale, the Olympiad of art events that opened to the public on Sunday.

And during President Clinton's final year in office there was considerable speculation that the two sides might strike a "grand bargain": a deal in which the United States would move toward the deeper cuts that the Russians wanted in return for Moscow's agreeing to amend the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972 to allow for a limited national missile defense.

During the NATO war, there was considerable speculation about America's disputes with the allies.

There was considerable speculation in both Moscow and Washington about the circumstances leading to the arrest and, if there was a setup, who might have been behind it.

KEN AULETTA: Back in 2008, when sandberg joined, Facebook was losing money and there was considerable speculation that they would not make money.