“gamble”造句，怎麼用gamble造句

But even if the odds of calamity are small, why gamble?

So you lost all your money? That'll teach you (to gamble).

And yet investors may be willing to gamble, despite the higher fees, because they desperately need high returns.

As expected, healthy individuals were less likely to gamble when the difference between potential winnings and losses was smaller.

The move is a gamble for the Times, which previously tried charging for content from columnists through TimesSelect - readership fell and the project was abandoned.

In Japan, the acquisition is a gamble on the continued growth of medical insurance as the population ages, even as other Western firms strengthen their foothold there.

But we acknowledge it is a gamble. Given Mr Obama's inexperience, the lack of clarity about some of his beliefs and the prospect of a stridently Democratic Congress, voting for him is a risk.

Constitutionally, basin legislation model is a result which the benefit, the value and the demand gamble together, and is infected by the value order, the ideology and the system foundation.

They are also a technological gamble.

Decorate become a war, a gamble, a vogue is performed.

It is a gamble, but one that Mr Strauss-Kahn finally looks ready to take.

The vague summit declaration by EU leaders amounted to a gamble that the markets would back off without being told precisely how the EU planned to help Greece.

But the lure of the big win was too hard to resist: pigeons chose to gamble more than 80 percent of the time, even though, on average, that path paid out fewer pellets.

So a gamble it remains.

Napoleon took the gamble of pressing on to Moscow, 448 kilometers away.

The gamble smaller entrants are taking is that fund managers will reward them for a level of service that their larger rivals cannot match.

Love is a gamble, win, life, reach old age together.

After all, the lesson from the last few months has been very clear: When bankers gamble with other people's money, it's heads they win, tails the rest of us lose.

Scientists devised a "game" to test whether the chances of losing money affected the study participants' willingness to gamble.