Sentence examples for a gambit that from inspiring English sources
It recently announced a product that pays consumers money if they buy something through an advertisement next to its search results—a gambit that smacks of desperation.
It is a gambit that could go either way, making success all the more important.
"That is a gambit that can bamboozle people into thinking something was proven when it wasn't.
It's a cunning misdirect, and a gambit that feels worthy of him.
But that was a gambit that worked well until it didn't.
It was a gambit that was much repeated, on a far bigger stage, in years to come.
What is still truly bracing about O'Neill's portrayal of a former prostitute is that it succeeds in avoiding both of the cliches (the uncontaminated "heart of gold" angle and the terminally repentant heroine-with-a-past gambit) that come with this territory.
And if she lays claim to her husband's presidency, then she must also take responsibility for caving in to big media with the Telecommunications Act, selling out to the banks with the Financial Services Modernization Act, and killing the federal welfare program--a political gambit that deeply wounded millions of women and children.
His interlocutors in the past included former Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov, and Dimitri Kozak, another Putin ally whose eponymous 2003 memorandum was in some eyes the closest the conflict came to a resolution (and in others, a Russian gambit that came dangerously close to bamboozling the West).
The maneuver was blocked by the Delaware Supreme Court, but it was still a clever gambit that highlighted why the details matter in deal-making.
But 8 O-O!? is a respected gambit that can lead to 8... cd 9 cd Nd4 10 Nd4 Qd4 11 Nf3 Qb6 12 Qa4 Qb4 (12... Be7 13 Qg4 g6 14 h4 yields White dangerous play for the pawn) 13 Qc2 Qc5 14 Bh7 b6 15 Bf4 Ba6 16 Rfc1 Qc2 17 Bc2 Nc5, with perhaps a slight superiority for White.
