Sentence examples for better gamble from inspiring English sources

So maybe mammography is the better gamble.

How Rothschild can look into the future and take a better gamble on my behalf than I would, I do not understand.

Unfortunately, his health risk is severe, as his career could end at any moment, making him a better gamble in shallow mixed leagues than deeper A.L.-only formats with no replacement value.

So what better gamble for the 22-year-old MC to take than an 'old skool' re-working of the Lyn Collins track It Takes Two, with a radio no-no of a title for extra punch?

Consider the observation of George F. X . McInerney then a justice on State Supreme Court in Suffolk County, while sentencing a drug defendant 10 years ago: "It's probably a better gamble to kill somebody perhaps in an understandable situation than sell cocaine".

The casino, run by the Agua Caliente Band of the Cahuilla Indians, is still a far cry from Monte Carlo (T-shirts remain more common than black tie) but the vibe is on par with some of Las Vegas's better gambling spots.

Mozilo's secret is to run a leaner shop than the others and work the housing cycles better, gambling when he senses a boom coming.

Compared with pathological gamblers on a waitlist, participants receiving the intervention had better gambling outcomes at three months.

It is better to gamble and lose 1-0 than play for 0-0," he told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire.

Better to gamble to win than allow Mitch McConnell to shoot out a tire and then blame the driver for a crash.

The item that produced the most obvious expression of favourable attitudes towards gambling was: "It would be better if gambling was banned altogether" (item 8).