Sentence examples for being at stake from inspiring English sources

MHPs referred to situations in which the (prospective) pregnancy was assessed as likely to have an adverse effect on the course of the patient's illness, with patient well-being being at stake because of the desire for children.

What they find worse than our credibility actually being at stake is that we might not act as though it always is.

There's something about the massive scale of Eve and the sense of something other than virtual death being at stake that makes it seem larger than its own considerably-sizeable game world.

"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" can hardly fail to lure the crowd, as the books have drawn their millions of readers; but, unlike the fiction, it leaves no aftertaste — no sense of anything truly momentous being at stake.

"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" can hardly fail to lure the crowd, as the books have drawn their millions of readers; but, unlike the fiction, it leaves no aftertaste no sense of anything truly momentous being at stake.

Mr. Obama's comments here about not being the one who set a red line – a year after using the phrase – and Congress's credibility being at stake rather than his own irritated some Republican allies on the vote just hours after they agreed to support him.

He was at stake.

"Everything is at stake".

Much is at stake.

Pride is at stake.

Nothing was at stake".