Sentence examples for gamble yet from inspiring English sources

This was Finland's bravest gamble yet, and it paid off.

He loved a pint and he loved a punt, and Newcastle was possibly his biggest gamble yet.

He's now taking his biggest gamble yet – building a new museum in the bowels of the earth to house his considerable personal art collection.

This is just as well, since Mr McKinnell faces the daunting task of justifying Pfizer's biggest gamble yet: its $90 billion purchase of Warner-Lambert, an American rival, in 2000.Mergers in the drugs industry tend to be consensual affairs.

Mary Sinclair Narberth, Pembrokeshire Miliband has taken his boldest gamble yet in calling on voters in Scotland to return to Labour (Ed Miliband: I won't have Labour government if it means deals with SNP, 1 May).

After nearly a decade of trying with little success to give government forces the edge in this confrontation, the White House and Congress are on the verge of the biggest gamble yet: a $1.6 billion package over two years that would beef up anti-drug training for the Colombian police and military and provide them with better equipment, including more than five dozen helicopters.

In this premiere, Renee may have taken one of the biggest gambles yet to be a part of the show.

But let's assume Krugman has it right and that gambling yet further with our children's economic future will restore the economy to full employment.

Mr Kesri's gamble may yet prove ill-judged.

G.M.'s gamble has yet to pay off.

From their Gaza stronghold, Hamas's leaders inside have challenged Mr Meshal's exiled leadership, and eroded his hold over the movement's finances, military supplies and diplomacy.But the Doha gamble could yet pay off.