用betting造句子，“betting”造句

The betting is that he'll get his own way.

Traders are betting the Fed will have to soon fend off that pressure.

In GENERAL - Any person seeking authority to engage in the Business of betting or wagering in the United States may apply for a license issued by the Director.

The idea that a man who made billions betting on the financial markets sides with the anti-globalisation movement might strike some as ironic.

Soros, who turns 81 next month, became world famous after making millions betting that the UK would be forced to devalue the pound during the 1992 Black Wednesday currency crisis.

I don't enjoy betting.

But he kept on betting and mostly lost.

He retrieved his losses by betting on a succession of winners.

That would leave many holders of Greek debt without protection from losses, encouraging them to hedge their risk by betting against other euro-denominated debt like Italy's.

But snooker grew up in Britain's working men's clubs as something rough, rude and rambunctious. Beer fuelled it, cash betting underpinned it, and scores were settled with fists in the street outside.

What's the betting he'll be late?

I'm betting my life that Jesus is who he said he was.

We're betting any aspiring artist will take that deal over three years of putting up with stuck-up assholes at art schools.

Mr Sarkozy is betting that high-minded Paris opinion is out of tune with the average French voter; one poll this week found that 48% of the French support the Roma expulsion.

As I said, a betting man would not favour the chances of a rapid breakthrough after the Washington summit.

A television-based application that allows punters to place a bet during a game with just a click is a logical development of the sort of in-game betting offered by online bookies and exchanges.

You know this in theory, but I'm betting you don't apply it as often as you should.

Football betting is no good to our society.

With the help of government subsidies they held on to their workers, betting that order books would quickly fill up again.

I'm betting my career that it's string theory.