Sentence examples for been considered a gamble from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 6, this might have been considered a gamble.

The television upfront has always been considered a gamble.

But the plan is considered a gamble.

The deal was considered a gamble for N. Anthony Coles, who had become Onyx's chief executive a year and a half earlier.

This is a brave initiative but one that must be considered a gamble in a health economy still feeling the effects of the Mid-Staffordshire disaster.

It is considered a gamble to hold an evening sale of Indian art in New York, which is early morning in India, but that did not seem to deter buyers.

As the film was considered a gamble, Snell, Lee and Shaffer agreed to waive their salaries and with casting and budget secured (£468,000 - the same as for Carry On Camping) filming began in Scotland in autumn 1972.

Withdrawing from the Super Bowl for the first time in 23 years and giving the money away for the Pepsi Refresh Project was considered a gamble by the beverage maker as it explored the potential of social media and cause-related marketing to make a difference in its business.

Johnson was considered a "gamble pick" for the Packers because of lack of major college experience and his relatively small size for a defensive end.

Changing the world and making America a better place for all children should never be considered a gamble, and my role in the world of education will remain amongst the change makers until equity-based education becomes the norm.

Although the trade for the already 34 year old and volatile Rodman was considered a gamble at that time, the power forward quickly adapted to his new environment, helped by the fact that his best friend Jack Haley was also traded to the Bulls.