Sentence examples for though speculation from inspiring English sources

By Friday afternoon, though, speculation grew that the slowing economy would make the Fed cut rates as early as next week.

Just look, for example, at the manipulation of the reader in the sentence that begins, "Journalist Jack Cashill has credibly speculated... .. and the author then continues the sentence as though speculation means proved.

The specific facility that was in Stuxnet's crosshairs is not known, though speculation has centered on gas and nuclear installations.

Given Mr. Perry's penchant for unexpected announcements, a run for an unprecedented fourth term cannot be ruled out, though speculation persists that he will step aside.

The exact nature of the problem is not clear, though speculation in China and Hollywood has focused heavily on the film's portrayal of nudity.

Eircom, based in Dublin, did not identify the suitor, though speculation has focused mainly on Swisscom as the most likely bidder.

At the moment, though, such speculation is just that, Mr. Hatala said.

Exiled opposition groups have little influence, and pressure from the outside, given Turkmenistan's large mineral reserves, is shamefully muted.There is, though, much speculation about the 66-year-old Turkmenbashi's health.

Though speculations about origins were discouraged, it was apparent that the types could easily be rearranged in a chronological sequence from the most primitive to the most sophisticated.

For the all the speculation, though, Alabama seems to stand alone.

There was speculation, though, that the problem-plagued preparations could have been a factor in their decisions.