Sentence examples for type of speculation from inspiring English sources
Representative Marcy Kaptur, Democrat of Ohio, said the bill "takes cops off the beat at the commission, which provides a critical bulwark against the type of speculation and fraud that led our country into the worst recession since the Depression".
One of his deputy national security advisers, Benjamin J. Rhodes, told reporters later that Mr. Obama's comments had to be separated "from any type of speculation or hypothetical situation as it relates to military action".
DealBook » Occupy Wall Street's Birthday Party | A number of activities have been planned to mark the first anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement on Monday, with protesters looking to highlight home foreclosures and the type of speculation that caused JPMorgan Chase's multibillion-dollar trading loss, The New York Times reports.
LawCash.net, a typical firm engaged in this type of speculation, is a prime example.
"I look at that type of speculation as a compliment to the way myself and the team have worked this season, showing we're progressing and going in the right direction".
I counted three major areas in which the film dove into this type of speculation.
The combined manpower of three governments, 1,046 days of searching and $160 million in costs failed to pull answers out of the ocean, leaving the door wide open for all types of speculation, from terrorism to alien abduction.
Hedge funds are bit players compared with banks, mutual or pension funds, many of which engage in exactly the same types of speculation.Follow the leaderSome critics have suggested that hedge funds are disproportionately important because other investors follow their lead.
Manera et al. (2013) examined the effect of different types of speculation on the volatility of commodity futures prices.
During the Renaissance, when the ancient Greek idea of man as the measure of all things leapt to the forefront of intellectual life, the human body became a preferred object for this type of "synoptic" speculation.
Albert Einstein wrote that the mind "always has tried to form for itself a simple and synoptic image of the surrounding world". During the Renaissance, when the ancient Greek idea of man as the measure of all things leapt to the forefront of intellectual life, the human body became a preferred object for this type of "synoptic" speculation.
