Sentence examples similar to constitutes a gamble from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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.
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.
Clearly aware that the trip constituted a political gamble, American organizers stressed in telephone interviews that their goal was to promote dialogue, not take sides on what is arguably the most emotional single issue in U.S.-China affairs.
On a broader level, he says, gambling raises the issue of "what constitutes a livable and positive common experience as a community".
What constitutes a species?
"That constitutes a surprise".
(This constitutes a binary).
