4 Sentences With "dollars to doughnuts"

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Dollars to doughnuts this company is going to be a whole lot slimmer before the union gets certification. from The New York Times
" Schaffner agreed: "Dollars to doughnuts, there were people in the past that had these infections but were never specifically diagnosed. from CNN
"I would bet dollars to doughnuts that [Gibson's Criminal Minds] contract provides that it is okay to get rid of him if he doesn't conduct himself with a certain level of conduct," Jeffrey S. Kravitz of Fox Rothschild LLP tells PEOPLE. from People
When making a bet in which one must put more at risk than one can win, one is laying the odds. Rational bettors will do so only if the actual chances of an adverse outcome are low enough that the expected outcome even after deduction of taxes and any transaction costs is favorable to the person placing the bet. For example, if one bets $1,000 that it will rain tomorrow and can win only $200 but can lose the entire $1,000, one is laying odds that will rain tomorrow. Laying odds is reflected in the colloquial expression "[I would] dollars to doughnuts" — with which the speaker is expressing a willingness to risk losing something of value in exchange for something worthless, because winning that bet is a certainty.