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The phrase "a much bigger stake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of investment, interest, or risk someone has in a situation or outcome, often in a comparative context.
Example: "In this negotiation, the company has a much bigger stake than the individual investors."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger interest" or "a far greater investment".
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When those orders get filled, that is a signal that a big investor has a much bigger stake to offload.
This gives Apple a much bigger stake in the long-term success of Foxconn as a supplier, and makes it less attractive to cut and run to a cheaper option.
In its official "intention to float" document filed with the London Stock Exchange the government revealed that it intends to float at least half of the company – a much bigger stake than anticipated, which means the state would lose control of the service.
A1 US Airways to Empower Labor Though mindful of the perceived link between employee ownership at United Airlines and that company's descent into bankruptcy, US Airways is proposing to give its workers a much bigger stake in the company when it emerges from its Chapter 11 filing.
Some of Tiger's investment during this time was reported, but the filing shows Tiger had a much bigger stake.
Meanwhile, Micree Zhan, Bitmain's other cofounder and co-CEO, has kept a much lower profile but owns a much bigger stake in Bitmain than Wu does.
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He told lawmakers the government might end up with a much bigger ownership stake in Citigroup or other banks.
Eventually, this will turn more towards talent creating their own brands because they can take a much bigger equity stake in own brands.
News Corp. shares fell 45 cents, or 4%, to A$10.83 in morning trade before clawing their way back to A$10.97 by midsession, as investors fretted the media giant may be prepared to shell out for a much bigger Hughes stake than expected.
Now we're seeing much bigger stakes.
This "Tom Sawyer," however, is playing for much bigger stakes, just as Twain's book did.
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