Sentence examples for considered a gamble from inspiring English sources

But the plan is considered a gamble.

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

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.

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

Factor in Kaepernick's 263 passing yards — and two more touchdowns — and it becomes hard to imagine that changing quarterbacks was ever considered a gamble at all.

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.

For nearly 100 years in the United States, poker was considered a gambling game of men unsuited to polite or mixed gatherings but after the 1920s its popularity extended to both sexes and all levels of society.

But it is clear he is giving thought to calling himself as a witness, a move defense lawyers consider a gamble.

So it's easy to forget that the feat -- uniting a host of nations under a common currency -- was once considered a huge gamble.

Califano says that for elected officials, digging into — or even acknowledging — the topic of sex in prison is considered a political gamble.

Director Ang Lee's 3-D spectacle "Life of Pi" has earned favorable reviews in early screenings, but with a production cost of $120 million and an unknown 19-year-old lead, the holiday release is considered a big gamble for 20th Century Fox and its financial partners.