Definition of speculatively | Bee Dictionary of English

Scholars are not working more speculatively because Dan Brown made money.
More speculatively, these experiments could also detect the first subtle signs of additional dimensions.
In 1977 he borrowed $2,000 from his mother and the following year published the first issue of The Wine Advocate, which was mailed speculatively to 6,000 wine lovers in the .

Obamacare Union Subsidies Debated, Labor Wants Changes
As Obamacare edges closer to full implementation in the US, labor union subsidies are being eyed speculatively as the workplace force is said to be wary about the law’s effect on union members. On August 21, HuffPo quoted the Nevada AFL-CIO on Obamacare union subsidies, referencing a resolution in which the chapter rebuked the Affordable... Read more » Obamacare Union Subsidies Debated, Labor ...
Sept. 3, 2013 - The Inquisitr

Alexander Medvedev in International Herald Tribune
Long-term contracts covering decades should not give way to short-term trading by "speculatively oriented entities such as Enron," said deputy CEO Alexander Medvedev, referring to the high-flying US energy trader that went bankrupt.
Shami Chakrabarti in BBC News
Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti said she was "gravely concerned" by reports the Home Office may have "secretly and speculatively briefed journalists as security operations were under way". "Any such practices risk undermining the work of...
Dmitry Medvedev in The National
Of course, we are concerned about the oil prices. These prices cannot be too low nor speculatively high,Dmitry Medvedev,the Russian president, said on Tuesday at a meeting with his Venezuelan counterpart in Caracas. "We are ready for...

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