Sentence examples for wager too from inspiring English sources

Those who wager too cautiously, like George H.W. Bush, are seen as caretaker presidents, accomplishing little.

I'd wager, too, that he'd be totally unwilling to give up his coverage.

It's okay to play for money in card games but don't wager too much.

With that as they head into the final round, Louis' lead is so great he can't lose, unless he wagers too much and misses the final question.

Do not play with a bonus unless you plan to wager small stakes since this strategy requires a certain wagering amount that you probably won't fulfill as you'll be broke very fast by wagering too high stakes.

When Mr. Schwartz was starting out, no wager was too small or too far-fetched.

But, if I were a betting person, I'd wager that this, too, will become a battle between two or three companies.

Unlike most of his peers, he spies the cracks in the housing market and wagers that, before too long, it will all come tumbling down.

He not only ran numbers but wagered on them, too: "Every day I would gamble all of my tips — as high as fifteen and twenty dollars — on the numbers, and dream of what I would do when I hit".

I wager that you are too.

Queer people too often wager with risk, danger and personal compromise to survive the night and if achieved, the years that follow.