Sentence examples for this represents a gamble from inspiring English sources
This represents a gamble on their part.
At £12m the Ecuadorian represents a gamble.
Raphael's merlot acreage thus hardly represents a gamble.
But the referendum also represents a gamble for both leaders, analysts said.
He does not believe a fee of £13m represents a gamble.
Teaming up with MySpace, part of the News Corporation, represents a gamble for a staid, mainstream marketer like Kraft.
For Sony, the acquisition represents a gamble that after years of upheaval caused by digital technology, the industry will regain its footing.
The agreement represents a gamble by United Nations and United States officials: it so soundly backs one group within the alliance that it could split it.
Alastair Cook has admitted selecting Jimmy Anderson for Saturday's second Test with South Africa represents a gamble that could possibly backfire on the England captain.
He too represents a gamble about the past in a way, the opposite bet to Mr Cameron's.With his conspicuous experience and sonorous gusto in interviews, Mr Clarke is a top-notch front-of-house politician.
The decision to publish The Times-Picayune of New Orleans three times a week, which was quickly echoed by three sister newspapers in Alabama, represents a gamble that other newspapers may feel impelled to take.
