Sentence examples for a stake in language from inspiring English sources

And other disciplines with a stake in language are often even further removed from one another, he said.

Pearson took a stake in Vedomosti, a Russian language business daily, in 1999 in a venture between Dow Jones, the WSJ publisher, and Independent Media with each party holding equal stakes.

There was only passing interest among the media and research analysts when Carlos Slim Domit, the eldest son of Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helú, confirmed that he had taken a stake in Univision, a large Spanish-language broadcaster that has put itself up for sale.

Investors in the United States stock own a stake in the shell and its ancillary Chinese-language Web sites in Hong Kong, Taiwan and North America, but not in the Chinese operations.

At the moment Prisa has a stake in only 1 of the 415 Spanish-language radio stations in the country, WSUA-AM in Miami.

Sharing a common language, we blacks and whites likewise share a cell and a stake in the television, which must thus be tuned to English-language stations for about half of the day.

Liberty expressed interest in buying a stake in Univision, which is the nation's largest Spanish-language media company.

If you like carefully crafting language, seize those chances to put a stake in the ground on how to communicate key messages to a diverse audience.

Spanish-language media company Univision Communications is taking a stake in the Onion.

They all have a stake in it.

People needed a stake in the future.