Examples of using Such speculation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Such speculations are silly.
I disagree with such speculation.
All such speculation is silly.
I do not understand such speculation either.
Such speculation is irresponsible.
Here is one such speculation.
Such speculation is completely meaningless.
I cannot abide such speculation.
Such speculation, however, is irresponsible.
We need not engage in such speculation.
Such speculation needs to be treated with caution.
I have not engaged in such speculations.
However, such speculations are not to the point.
I will neither confirm nor deny such speculations.
All such speculation is ultimately pointless;
The other would not confirm or deny such speculation.
At the moment such speculations cannot be taken any further.
As you guide this lesson, be careful to avoid such speculation.
Beyond such speculation, which is admittedly schematic and abstract, I cannot go.….
The liberal climate in the Netherlands of that time not only allowed but encouraged such speculation.
Such speculations, on the contrary, are in a peculiar manner the delight of intelligent children and of half-civilised men.
The company could consider a spinoff of AOL if the division doesn't show signs of improvement,although the company has dismissed such speculation for now.
Such speculation is irresponsible, because given the seriousness of his injuries, his privacy is very important.
Miroslav Čepický drawsattention to potential problems:"The law enables such speculation, nevertheless only an insignificant percentage of customers use the services of these companies.
Such speculation is irresponsible, because given the seriousness of his injuries, his privacy is very important.
Moss has put it:"Although many so-called futurists argue that the electronic cottage will replace the office building andthat teleconferencing will replace the in-person meeting, such speculation merely demonstrates a poor understanding of urban functions….
Moss has put it:"Although many so-called futurists argue that the electronic cottage will replace the office building andthat teleconferencing will replace the in-person meeting, such speculation merely demonstrates a poor understanding of urban functions… telecommunications has not reduced the value of the face to face transactions that occur in large urban centres.".
I am therefore rather disappointed that so little has been done to simply prohibit certain things in the EU so as toput a stop to such speculation once and for all and allow us to genuinely concentrate on growth and employment.