Sentence examples for gamble giving from inspiring English sources

She remembered Gamble giving a lecture to her local Rotary Club about the risk of abduction and captivity while traveling overseas.

Assuming the PKK actually disarms, which I don't foresee, Ocalan would be making a strategic gamble, giving up the PKK's coercive capacity to influence politics.

Take a gamble – give them something else".

Few other companies are willing to take the gamble, given the current economic and political picture.

It is a huge gamble given that the unsubsidised Globe is easily the most successful theatre in Britain.

To Wang's mind, the decision to move the team was not much of a gamble, given the alternatives.

Gamble gave equal attention to productivity and poverty and had no interest in the fantasy of a "timeless Orient".

Analysts said that Sir Richard's big order was a big gamble, given the uncertain future for European airlines.

It was a gamble, given that Monis was reported to have a gun, at the very least; one fear was that he also had explosives.

That was always a gamble given how little time he has had to work with his squad, and it was a little surprise that that decision drew criticism.

Farron's speech is a gamble given some grassroots activists would like to draw a line under the coalition, especially considering Clegg's personal unpopularity with voters.