Sentence examples for unsupported speculation from inspiring English sources

As such these proposals are unsupported speculation, perhaps changing "propose" to "speculate" would help.

"The Company and its board have evaluated each of the Short Seller's claims and believe they are unfounded, contain numerous errors and unsupported speculation, and demonstrate a lack of understanding of the Company's business," Northern Dynasty wrote in a statement.

However, in writing that "it is not at all obvious that the world would be a safer place at the moment if Saddam ­Hussein were still in a position to restart his nuclear program and engage in an arms race with the mullahs of Iran," Gewen engages in the same kind of unsupported speculation that dominated neoconservative thought in the last decade.

"Good science," according to Gabler, viewed evolution as unsupported speculation.

The book is riddled with wholesale generalizations and relies too much on personal anecdotes and unsupported speculation to win my recommendation.

In an unsupported bit of speculation, he estimated that at least half the reserves could be cost-effectively recovered — an amount close to the combined capacity of Iraq and Kuwait.

Mr. Vasquez, the defendant acquitted of the Diop killing but convicted in the Raymond murder, had his conviction overturned by a state appeals court that said the theory of the case against him was "based on speculation unsupported by any credible evidence".

Attacks by bands of gunmen on numerous targets, instead of the mere laying of bombs, and the seizure of so many hostages, led to speculation, unsupported by evidence, that local militants in India could not have mounted the attacks without considerable foreign help.

Many jewelers in the area are Hindus originally from the state of Gujarat to the north, prompting immediate speculation, unsupported by any evidence so far, that the blast was in retaliation for riots there last year that left a thousand Muslims dead.

In the opinion that is now before the Court, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a series of same-sex marriage bans, explaining that the states' marriage laws could rest on "rational speculation unsupported by evidence".

"In the absence of such evidence, the State's unsupported fears and speculations are insufficient to justify the State's refusal to dignify the family relationships of its gay and lesbian citizens," Shelby wrote.