Sentence examples for the same gamblers from inspiring English sources

Our food system fails to feed the hungry at the best of times, without entrusting it to the same gamblers whose risky finance already brought about a global financial crisis".

(Such things balance out. That same gambler lost $10 million this month, the executives said). For the quarter, the Plaza reported that gambling revenues had falled 4.5percentt from the year before, while promotional allowances had leaped 14.6percentt.

The Labour leader hit back on Thursday, accusing Morgan Stanley of being part of the same "speculators and gamblers who crashed our economy in 2008".

His message to players is always the same — that professional gamblers are "always on the hunt and on the lookout to make targets out of these guys".

Across the board, the figure is roughly 10% – the same percentage of gamblers who become problematic, interestingly – the only exception being heroin, where it is 25%.

Their dream remains replacing Social Security with a private insurance system that would be a playground for the same Wall Street gamblers and predators whose behavior trashed the value of our 401 k)s during the 2008 financial crash.

I didn't realize that a multi-trillion-dollar shadow market had emerged that allowed hedge funds and other investors to place wagers on the performance of mortgage bonds in the same way that gamblers in Las Vegas can bet on the outcome of the Super Bowl.

The same sort of gambler's fallacy that might have been the origin of Garrett's misconceptions about his defense's chances of thwarting Brady was also probably a major contributor to his late-game play-calling.

Dr. Eric Hollander, expert in compulsive behavior at Mt . Sinai Hospitalin Manhattan, says a collector's physical reaction to finding an object is the same as a gambler's placing a bet: The heart rate and blood pressure rise precipitously, and the brain releases the feel-good neurotransmitters, serotonin and norepinephrine.

Dr. Eric Hollander, an expert in compulsive behavior at Mt . Sinai Hospitalin Manhattan, says that a collector's physical reaction to finding an object is the same as a gambler's placing a bet: The heart rate and blood pressure rise precipitously, and the brain releases the feel-good neurotransmitters, serotonin and norepinephrine.

I admit that I am proposing an unlikely scenario, but it is conceivable that foreign governments will choose to hang on to their losing dollar positions in the same way a gambler would have a tendency to "double down" when things go wrong, rather than admit a loss.