Sentences with phrase «bit of a gamble on»

It seems like a little bit of a gamble on such a young player, but Mourinho will surely have done his homework.

Kia's decision to nix the Stonic for North America suggests the company thinks it knows something Toyota and Nissan don't: Toyota's CH - R and the Nissan Kicks (which has replaced the Juke) are both strictly front - drivers and represent a bit of a gamble on the part of product planners who figure buyers care more about crossover looks in a small package than all - weather traction.

I understand it's a bit of a gamble on whether or not the box itself actually works....

I took a bit of a gamble on the 7x after hearing good things, however I wasn't expecting great things for the price tag.

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But while hard water is a bit of a gamble, depending on which minerals are present in higher concentrations, soft water seems to have no benefits at all.

Monero is a bit of a gamble, but it would satisfy any customers you have that are not confortable with paying for services with crypto on a public ledger.

Sure, a free Khedira is absolutely fantastic, but relying on him is a bit of a gamble i would rather avoid by spending more on someone we will be having in our first team for 6 - 10 years who is in addition not injury prone.

But if we are willing to go all out attack (a bit of gamble) then I will go with Iwobi then Ox on the left, as Iwobi is a very good passer and at the same time dribbler of the ball, who has a great vision too.

«It was a gamble, but I felt that we needed to protect with two players in front of the defence with Carroll on the long balls — we needed a bit of protection.

This team I believe is able to win the league with a bit of luck (no injuries), but if the injuries do come again and we do nt have the proper squad to handle it, because we were gambling on luck, we look like fools.

Putting your infant on his or her belly (tummy time) is a bit of a gamble in the first few months, as this can encourage spit - ups.

A remake of the 1974 Karel Reisz movie of the same name, Wyatt's film starts with a nail - biting game of blackjack at a Korean - run gambling party, thousands of dollars of our anti-hero Jim Bennett's (Wahlberg) money on the line.

We see Bobby Riggs spar with wife Priscilla (Elisabeth Shue) over his gambling problem; Fred Armisen crops up as a somewhat out - of - place vitamins guru; Alan Cumming has a delectable little bit part as a very gay and very supportive, though gossipy, designer; rival tennis player Margaret «The Arm» Court (Jessica McNamee) is both a competitive force and social threat to Billie Jean, learning her most coveted secret and exploiting it to best her on the court; but its her relationship to Marilyn Barnett that proves most worthy of our attention.

I spent a little bit of money on it — I figured it was a gamble.

It was a little bit of a gamble mostly because DSR MEMBER ONLY has been on an incredibly high run for the past 18 months (+107 % since January 1st 2013).

So, yeah, I think it's a good question because I think this issue of gambling debt showing up on credit reports is a bit of red herring.

These products have sell - by dates, so they are a bit of a gamble to stock for retailers that don't have a regular live - substrate clientele to depend on.

Taking the shaking grass mechanic we saw introduced in the past and improving on it was a little bit of a gamble, but Game Freak has now provided one of the most useful and intriguing new features to be added to the series in a long time.

The choice of law firm is of course the client's, not the lawyer's, to make and it's always a bit of a gamble for the firm taking on the new partner with a promising book of business.

This rider is often very inexpensive, but is a bit like gambling on what will be the cause of death.

Monero is a bit of a gamble, but it would satisfy any customers you have that are not confortable with paying for services with crypto on a public ledger.

The problem was that Leumi bank classified many of the crypto exchanges in the country as gambling sites and blocking crypto activity on Bits of Gold was seen as an ok decision.

As the movie delves into the high stakes gambles investors were making on high - risk and generally opaque financial structures such as RMBS and collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) it is fitting that the story line takes a bit of a side trip from Wall Street to Las Vegas, which ended up as one of the markets worst hit by the resulting crash.