Sentence examples for am wagering from inspiring English sources
verb
To bet something; to put it up as collateral
- I'd wager my boots on it.
Transnational imperatives driving new conceptions of cultural modernism encompass, therefore, not just the ethical and political demands of postcolonial literary emancipation but also, I am wagering, merely alternative epistemes and methodologies which are differently inflected, at either the perpetrating or receiving end, by the violent histories of global imperialism.
Few are wagering they are at the beginning of a lasting relationship.
He said some of his co-workers were wagering on the outcome of his case.
In either case, the company is wagering that the Nascar name will encourage customer loyalty.
Few are wagering against Brazil in its game with Japan on June 22.
His policy toward China lives on: we are wagering that prosperity will subvert tyranny".
Next thing you know, little children will be wagering their allowances on your overtime prowess, Wizards.
The world of finance seems to be wagering that Trump's pro-corporate side will dominate.
Eventually, he seemed to be wagering, Americans will move on to other issues.
Mr. Edens is wagering that whatever else happens on the global energy markets, the sun will still rise in the morning.
