Sentence examples for was speculated by from inspiring English sources

In the off-season, it was speculated by many in the media whether Luongo should remain Vancouver's captain, citing the added pressure of the goaltending position.

In the weeks following Michael's death, it was speculated by media sources that Rebbie would be the primary caregiver for her late brother's three children; Prince Michael, Prince Michael II and Paris.

NBC has been frequently criticised in past years by American athletes and IPC officials for its minimal coverage of past Paralympics, and it was speculated by critics that NBC's history of inadequate coverage may have impacted New York City's bid for the 2012 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.

An incident was filmed from a long-line trawler: an orca pod was systematically taking fish caught on the trawler's long lines (as the lines were being pulled into the ship) when a male sperm whale appeared to repeatedly charge the orca pod in an attempt to drive them away; it was speculated by the film crew that the sperm whale was attempting to access the same fish.

Given these results, a stronger effect of hormonal therapy in women was speculated by the authors.

It was speculated by the authors that the greater genetic diversity revealed in their study might result from having used strains exclusively from patients with onychomycosis.

As it turned out, "paid-click growth is much higher than has been speculated by third parties," said Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive.

Back in the middle, Root drives four through point, and it's speculated by Holding that Herath's not finding "grip and spin" - a potential rival to "pace and bounce" - from the Kirkstall Lane end.

It will not place him on "Today" full-time, as has been speculated by some, but it will set him up for occasional contributions to the network morning show — potentially for "a few weeks a year," according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations, who insisted on anonymity because of the confidential nature of the negotiations.

Therefore, results show that there is no oxygen vacancies in nano or micron ZnO as is speculated by several researchers [16, 17].

It is speculated by one of the reviewers that among the three options, Stimulus-prominence may be least common, since it is missing in Chinese.