Sentence examples similar to collective gambling from inspiring English sources
The scale of Ireland's collective lost financial gamble is staggering.
But Mr. Raja of the collective says Iraqis gamble on a variety of methods to evade the blockade, including phony labeling or shipping the dates on Iranian-flagged ships.
Brandeis warned of the 'curse of bigness' in the banks as they orient themselves to the interest of big business at the expense of the individual consumer, and gamble with the collective money of the small investor.
Leaving aside the obvious point that there has been a change in government, from a coalition to a single-party majority, none of the major gambling firms mentioned the principal reason for their collective sigh of relief on Friday morning.
He has moved smoothy into a position of authority and influence, but will be bound by collective responsibility for what will be judged as a flawed selectorial gamble.
Recent literary scholars, trying to determine if there's a male equivalent of chick-lit, have latched onto the gambling writer Ben Mezrich ("Bringing Down the House") and his tales of yuppie men in collective search of ka-ching.
They may also be gambling that there will be a rookie wage cap in place by 2011 as part of a new collective bargaining agreement.
That theme was explored with a different slant in what became Vidor's biggest artistic gamble, Our Daily Bread (1934), a Depression-era drama about a struggling couple who create a farm collective.
