Sentence examples for wide speculation about from inspiring English sources

There is also wide speculation about the health of European banks.

There has been wide speculation about where Fox planned to place Ms. Kelly, a rising star at the network, since the network's chief executive, Roger Ailes, announced that she would definitely join the Fox News prime-time lineup.

There has been wide speculation about his demise; from drowning in the Colorado River to disappearing into the desert after falling in love with a Navajo girl to a gritty and grim tale of murder.

Since last fall, North Korea has expelled I.A.E.A inspectors, renounced its participation in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and begun to accelerate its nuclear efforts, prompting wide speculation about its strategy.

The mayor has talked about the possibility of two winners rather than one, while giving no hint as to how that might work, leading to wide speculation about the prospect of choosing either Stanford or Cornell for Roosevelt Island, as well as either Columbia (which wants to build in West Harlem) or N.Y.U.

That move led to wide speculation about the future of the joint venture.

The letter did not specify when that guidance was given or what form it took, which led to wide speculation among analysts about how much the company could owe the government.

There has been wide speculation in the industry about whether Mr. Morris, now Universal's chairman, would take over the top management job at Sony Music, but neither company would comment about those rumors.

This led to wide speculation in the media about the nature of their relationship, which Padukone declined to talk about publicly.

His comments came after wide speculation in the Finnish media about a new round of merger talks between the two state-controlled telephone operators.

New CD's in Release Some of the most highly anticipated new albums of the year were released last week, accompanied by wide speculation in the music industry about sales.