Sentence examples for decision to gamble from inspiring English sources

Some legal analysts had queried Rose's decision to gamble in court rather than settle.

David Cameron's decision to gamble with Britain's future in the referendum has proved his own undoing.

That will always be Brexit, and Cameron's decision to gamble with something as vital as Britain's membership of the EU.

Three years later Howard doubled down and made another strategic decision to gamble his government on an unpopular GST.

Two factors underlie Jordan's decision to gamble on the 24-year-old winner of this year's British formula three championship as replacement for the veteran Jean Alesi.

Ed Miliband may have won the BBC's live election debate on Thursday night – but it seems his decision to gamble on using his final speech to "call out" David Cameron has backfired badly.

Metacognitive executive functions were assessed using the metacognitive version of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (M-WCST) [3] which differs from the standard version for the presence of two requests: (I) the level of confidence expected from the response; (II) the decision of subjects to gamble.

You have to gamble and make quick decisions.

The industry's grip on millennials can partly be traced back to Labour's 2005 decision to deregulate gambling, allowing profits to roughly double since that time, along with the amount of tax paid: now £2.7 billion a year.

But instead Fowler made a crucial decision to keep going, gambling that he would eventually be paid.

However, "musically and culturally there was an increasing crossover between the indie scene and the club scene, and Kev said they wanted to launch a night that tapped into this," Richard Garvin told me of the duo's decision to take a gamble with an additional night.