Sentence examples for need to gamble from inspiring English sources

But there are bigger things we need to gamble on.

"I don't need to gamble because the oil and gas business is gambling.

Yet more than just Mr. McCain's need to gamble, Ms. Palin's selection showed which kinds of risks 21st century political strategists deem acceptable, and which they do not.

We don't need to gamble on new nuclear power - by boosting green energy alternatives and slashing energy waste we can tackle climate change and create new jobs".

You need to gamble now that there are two in A-level," says Okello who earns just over $105 a month.

Scolari, appreciating there was no need to gamble, had concluded that Anelka and Drogba should not start together for the first time in his tenure.

He needed to gamble, like John McCain did in 2008, when he picked Sarah Palin as his running mate.

Effect size measured through Cohen's d showed that for the dichotomous SOGS-items and DSM-criteria the highest differences were between non-VGU and VGA patients (within the moderate range for significant group comparisons, except for the item "other forms of gambling" and the criterion "needs to gamble more money") and the lowest between VGU and VGA patients.

That and a $2 billion share repurchase plan meant there was no need for investors to gamble on an offer by Mylan.

What if it means that we don't always need to be gambling on dubious regimes and dubious rebellions, when keeping a little more distance might serve our interests just as well?

It poured millions into a jingoistic campaign branding the plan "un-Australian", and suggested misleadingly that Australians would need to apply for licences to gamble.