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The phrase "a gamble for the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a risky decision or action that involves uncertainty and potential loss or gain, often in a financial or strategic context.
Example: "Investing in the startup was a gamble for the future, but the potential rewards were too enticing to ignore."
Alternatives: "a risk for the" or "a bet on the".
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It's obviously a gamble for the comics too.
Muslims Like Us is something of a gamble for the BBC.
The operation is actually a gamble for the Israeli Prime Minister.
That was a big ask for the audience, and quite a gamble for the team.
The petition drive was a gamble for the small community of South Dakotans who support legal abortion.
It might be a gamble for the 67-year-old Walsh, but he has a long history of risk-taking.
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Even so, "The Intouchables" is something of a gamble for France, the second year in a row that the French have opted for a medical comedy-drama.
The new factory is also a gamble for Advanced Micro Devices, the world's second-largest producer of computer chips.
Also too much of a gamble for Zborowski: "The last gamble with Google is how the company helps you view Microsoft Office documents using their file viewers.
[C4.] Anchor Choice Is a Gamble for NBC The selection of Brian Williams to succeed Tom Brokaw as anchor of the evening news represents a huge gamble for NBC.
Going without Express Scripts is a gamble for Walgreen, the nation's largest pharmacy chain.
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