Sentence examples for less of a gamble from inspiring English sources

Tax ferreting is more or less of a gamble.

THOUGH less of a gamble for its corporate owners, "G.E.

For executives, joining a start-up is less of a gamble when big companies are shedding staff.

Abe knows that next month's election is far less of a gamble than his record-low approval ratings might suggest.

(In her case, it might be less of a gamble than giving the prize to a President who has just been elected).

As choosing to go to university is a big financial decision nowadays, the least the government could do is make the application process less of a gamble.

A trained economist, Salmond could talk the language of business and made the idea seem less of a romantic gamble.

The apartments in the new plan, by contrast, would be smaller rental units — renters would have less of a financial gamble living near a Superfund site — and 140 of those would be reserved for families and individuals of modest incomes.

It would have been less of an outrageous gamble than it might seem because Braunton's 31-year-old captain and leading batsman has Test experience, is averaging more than 80 this season and, in a renewed mood of self-esteem, is once again striking the ball with a sweetness of timing that is given to few (and would be envied by Michael Vaughan and Marcus Trescothick in their present form).

The selection of Scotland's national stadium for such a symbolically important final as today's - the tenth Heineken Cup final, no less - was seen as something of a gamble when it was announced at the start of this season's campaign.

And despite the decline in Indian gambling, the report says tribe-owned casinos nationwide suffered less of a decline in revenue than other gambling ventures.