Sentence examples for always at stake from inspiring English sources

Money was always at stake in these tours, for the players and the promoters.

But more was always at stake than posturing and declarations of allegiance.

The situation is different in the Gulf, where enormous contracts for American military hardware are always at stake and oil remains a potential political weapon.

A key issue always at stake in these controversies is the pertinent question of whether detained prisoners have the right to refuse painful medical treatment if they wish.

Romer has always been wonderful in his poems about the ruses of naivety, about how the poseur in oneself and others is always more endearing than he seems; even when it is 'not desire/ but the knowledge of desiring'Figmentsnthat that is desired, it is because so much is always at stake.

What is always at stake in encounters with (cy borgs, meaning, with any sort of inorganic infection of the biotic, is "humanity".

There's always something at stake.

There's always something at stake, but often it isn't overtly political.

And there is always something at stake in a Thanksgiving game.

But for Ferguson and the three-time defending champions, there is always something at stake when playing the Blues.

So there was always more at stake for him in wanting to be a writer, more riding on his success or failure.