Sentences with phrase «less speculation»

He further expresses the hope that less speculation in bitcoin might make it more attractive to those who seek a stable and reliable currency.

With winking apologies «for doing less speculation and more actual number - giving,» Kobo Writing Life's Mark Lefebvre (who is also an author, as Mark Leslie) grabbed our questions and ran with them, as Dan Wood had done from Draft2Digital, from the vantage point of his own platform's performance.

So, it's more than a little surprising when a report, released today by Ben Myers, SVP for Fortress Real Developments, suggests that the analysis of the housing market requires a bit more context, and a lot less speculation.

The less speculation the author engages in, and the more concretely he documents his subject's life, the livelier this sense of knowledge will be.

That will lead to less speculation.

In short, there is more rationality and less speculation.

The conversation about Facebook would benefit from more facts, and less speculation.

«The market for luxury homes is usually the first to show pressure cracks, but the reverse is actually true this year, with pent - up demand (due to trade - up activity), less speculation, and job transfers all factors contributing to stability in this segment.

FYI, an IMF study from 2016 found that higher property taxes led to less speculation and more stable home prices.