Sentence examples for a gamble with a from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have shown that the purchase of a single ticket of US-American state lotteries is sometimes a gamble with a positive expected value.

Many geoengineering solutions are not reversible and the consequences are unknown, making them potentially a gamble with a large downside risk.

Even if you've bought into the legend of Latvia, which you shouldn't, you should be willing to acknowledge that euro membership is at best a gamble, with a potentially terrible downside.

With TVs, however, if you wanted a cheap flat panel a few years ago, you had to take a gamble with a fly-by-night company that, for all you know, might not exist a month later.

In a social media world that at times appears dominated by celebrity selfies and cuddly animal antics, Western Union is taking a gamble with a social media campaign that delves deeper than tabloid hash tags.

This makes non-adherence to treatment a gamble with a potential positive outcome.

O'Sullivan takes a gamble with an aggressive red to the top left, but it's wild and lucky to run to safety.

What did surprise me was that Cameron and Osborne would risk the first full-power Tory government in decades on a gamble with an unelected cartoon character from a time-warp.

However, "musically and culturally there was an increasing crossover between the indie scene and the club scene, and Kev said they wanted to launch a night that tapped into this," Richard Garvin told me of the duo's decision to take a gamble with an additional night.

"I took a bit of a gamble with Jermaine, but he was outstanding," Jackson added.

"I suppose that was a little bit of a gamble with Steve but any player signing is a gamble or a manager that you take on.