Sentence examples for those speculators from inspiring English sources
Some of those speculators will go bust.
It has to be those speculators.
"For all those speculators that are still using travertine, it's been gone for eight years," he exclaims.
Ace counterfeiters like Seneca Paige, Ebenezer Gleason, and Stephen Burroughs acquired mythic status as romantic outlaws who outdid those "speculators" at real banks as well as the authorities.
Many analysts feared that a crash would ensue if a fall in prices forced many of those speculators to sell their holdings.
And those speculators are now eager to get the highest possible rental receipts, since they are planning to hold on to their properties only until the market rebounds and they can make a profit.
So now we know: it's all the fault of those damnable speculators.
Does he think that all would be fine if it were not for those darn speculators dumping Italian and Spanish bonds?
Then, with luck, when they regain their confidence in emerging markets, investors will remember that South Africa never panicked and circled the wagons against those marauding speculators.
To see how that phrase applies to the pros and cons of bailing out those banks, speculators and homeowners embroiled in the subprime mortgage mess — a surefire campaign issue — consult today's front pages.
They'll say, "Those horrible speculators — they are ruining our lovely EMU.
