Examples of using To speculation in English and their translations into Greek
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for some reason that is unknown and subject to speculation, actually not very suited to Old Norse.
higher prices due to speculation.
All instilled a widespread sense of progress-and opened the door to speculation about whether objects in the sky signaled more changes.
But industry expert Serge Rajaobelina believes 5-10% of the price rise may be due to speculation by rosewood traders.
That has led to speculation that the central bank is using its FX arsenal to support the lira.
which is vulnerable to speculation because it acts spontaneously.
sense of progress- and opened the door to speculation about whether objects in the sky signaled more changes.
The lack of any significant leading figure coming forward to lead the coup has led to speculation regarding several possibilities.
leading to speculation of a secret tummy tuck, to a rendezvous in Gustat for the birth of his love child,?
their existence has led to speculation about their origins.
but this amounts to speculation on food.
unless we erect barriers to speculation by big business,
This money will go, and has already gone back to speculation on the public debt
Similarly, when it comes to speculation about the origins of natural things, children are very receptive to explanations that invoke design or purpose.
the lack of European solidarity gives rise to speculation, all the more so when the rating agencies' game accentuates the mistrust.
Of course, turmoil in Libya leads to speculation that itself affects prices,
It also promotes huge financial holdings dedicated to speculation which continue until the bubble bursts
The EU has reacted coolly to speculation about a potential new direction in US climate policy during President Barack Obama's second term.
in other words, to speculation.
it is used purely as a means to speculation and imposing authority.