Sentence examples for gambling time from inspiring English sources
That's a waste of valuable gambling time.
This increased travel time and cut gambling time -- and patronage -- the company said.
Females have been found to gamble often because of boredom, loneliness and isolation and thus maximize their gambling time with slower games [ 33, 34].
One of the reasons for the insufficient enforcement of the law is, at least in kiosks, shopping centres and fuel stations, that the locations of slot machines are often out of reach of the shop keepers' desks, gambling time can be rather short and the gambler does not need to confront the shop keeper directly.
[C10.] Time Warner's Big Gamble Time Warner's decision to block the ABC television network in 3.5 million homes last Monday will surely be a prominent chapter in public relations history.
Under this paradigm, I'm reminded of a similar gamble: time spent now versus how I want to spend time in the future.
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Standard gamble, time trade off, and visual analogue scale have all been compared across studies in a systematic way.
In our study population of patients with cerebral aneurysms, cognitive impairment was associated with lower preferences for current health when measured with three popular instruments – the standard gamble, time trade-off, and visual analogue scale.
Several different techniques (e.g., standard gamble, time trade-off, visual analogue scale, discrete choice models) are used to derive such values (variously called utilities, preferences, strength of preference, index, or weights).
Utilities are obtained either via direct valuation techniques, such as standard gamble, time trade-off (TTO), and the use of a rating scale, or indirectly via generic preference-based life instruments such as EQ-5D.
A total of seven studies (including two cost-effectiveness analyses of triple therapy), reported utility values for SVR using a number of different methods including standard gamble, time trade off (TTO) and the Health Utilities Index Mark 3 (HUI3) (Table 6).
