Time Inc. soared 5 points, to 180, higher than Paramount Communications' $175-a-share bid, on unsubstantiated speculation of a competing bid of $215 a share.

"This is of particular concern to us because of unsubstantiated speculations that this syndrome may be transmitted by certain blood products."

JUNE 1983 - Cutter complains to overseas distributors about "unsubstantiated speculations" linking AIDS to concentrate.

Rowe argues that Wuensch's book offers nothing but tendentious, unsubstantiated, and in many cases highly implausible, speculations.

Renewed but unsubstantiated speculation that some oil companies might be ripe takeover candidates helped three major refiners gain.

Worse, he concludes the book with unsubstantiated speculation that viruses like Ebola are evidence that "the earth is mounting an immune response against the human species."

In the meantime I would ask people to avoid unsubstantiated speculation and unhelpful comment which is so singularly unproductive in these circumstances.

Instead you divert onto unsubstantiated speculation about oil (while ignoring obvious counter-arguments, like that Britain had already been doing a great deal of business in Libya before the rebellion).

Several biographies have been published of Carr's life with unsubstantiated speculations.

The pattern of the Mumbai train bombings, however, has fueled unsubstantiated speculation that Islamic militants, fighting Indian rule in Kashmir, could be behind the attacks.