Sentence examples for now gambling from inspiring English sources

Mr Noda is now gambling his political life on such a tax rise.

She is now gambling on riding out yet another broken commitment.

He is now gambling that Maduro won't risk an international backlash by taking action against him.

Pete is an old, sick man now, gambling his pension away, waiting to die.

Right now, gambling on college sports is legal only in Nevada.

Other developers are now gambling that building residents will collectively pay more for the view than a handful of penthouse residents.

Buhari has now gambled his reputation on succeeding where others have failed.

Even excluding the National Lottery, most women now gamble – and the proportion rose at a rate of over 1 per cent a year during the 2000s to take it to 53 per cent in 2010, according to the British Gambling Prevalence Survey (BGPS).

It was recently reported in the Australian that the Bank Roll now gambles "as much as $3 billion" worldwide on betting-pool systems alone and continues to develop new mathematical models and computer systems for gambling on horse races, basketball, football, soccer, rugby, and dog racing in Europe, Asia, and the U.S.

Detroit developer Dan Gilbert is taking a break -- surely a short one -- from purchasing downtown buildings and has now gambled on the Greektown Casino Hotel.

A recent study indicated that 72percentt of South Africans now gamble; even 27percentt of unemployed South Africans try their luck.