Sentence examples for constitute a gamble for from inspiring English sources
The alterations to the show are musical, structural and technological, and constitute a gamble for a production that "was not a broken show in any way," as Martin put it in an interview with The Times.
In those three hot spots, Mr. McCain could constitute a dangerous gamble for this country: Iran seems determined to continue its uranium enrichment and will be vexing for any president.
Asked whether the six changes, including the decision to rest the captain, Wayne Rooney, had constituted a gamble, Hodgson said: "I suppose I have to turn the question round.
Building the exhibition (which travels to Pittsburgh and Houston over the next three years) exclusively from newly commissioned pieces constitutes something of a gamble for the museum.
He is willing to believe that "numbers gambling could constitute a rational investment" for Depression-era African-Americans on these grounds: "If a numbers gambler bet a dollar1,3000 times over 10 years, he or she could confidently expect to hit a $550 payoff at least once, not to mention smaller wins that would offset the initial investment".
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It follows a $900m investment last month by Intel and Motorola in Clearwire, a wireless operator that uses WiMax.But for Sprint Nextel, choosing WiMax constitutes a big gamble: the technology is still embryonic, and its success depends on the company's partners: Intel for chips, Motorola for equipment and Samsung for network infrastructure.
The move is a gamble for Apple.
