Sentence examples for for example gambling from inspiring English sources

IAD is also considered as a behavioral addiction and may share similar neuropsychological (i.e., development of euphoria, craving, and tolerance) and personality characteristics with other addictions [ 15], especially behavioral addiction, for example, gambling addiction [ 16].

For example, gambling behavior may be driven by nonconscious, graded and probabilistic representations of evidence or value, even when people's conscious states reflect only discrete samples from these probability distributions (Vul, Hanus, & Kanwisher, 2009).

And, existing addictions appear to be increasing in size (for example gambling).

For example, gambling, substance abuse, and marital breakdown are common problems in society that inevitably lead to financial hardship.

Indeed, playing poker can take a long time when participating in a tournament for example, while gambling the lottery can take only a few minutes.

Indeed, some data, which may have had an influence on state changes, were not collected (for example, impulsivity, gambling motivation, etc).

The Hunt brothers, for example, famously gambled billions of their oil fortune on the rising price of silver, and then lost their shirts in 1980 when prices faltered and they failed to corner the market.

When a museum invests part of its endowment in ExxonMobil, for example, it gambles in the hope that ExxonMobil's share price and profits will rise.

And the state has also had a habit of granting or tolerating monopolies, for example in gambling.

These symptoms can involve emotional, social, hedonistic, and/or sexual features and range from changes in normal behavior, such as sexual interest, to the emergence of complex behavior as, for example, pathological gambling.

For example, the gambling concession Dr. Ho won in 1961 and the extension of the concession in 1986 was helped by actively cultivating exchange relationships, ranging from providing advice on how to handle the Cultural Revolution to providing donations for development projects in Lisbon, with the Portuguese administration (McGivering 1999; Pina-Cabral 2002).