Sentence examples for deep stakes from inspiring English sources

"When Washington has such deep stakes in the process I doubt India would be able to resist it".

And most health care professionals have deep, deep stakes in retaining the status quo.

Geithner makes the same point: "They have a deep stake in the system now.

Those with a deep stake in the prevailing economic order cannot have it otherwise.

Dozens of lawmakers hold a deep stake in the issue because their districts either host existing facilities that are major employers or they hope to get a casino under the proposed legislation.

He also signed on to underwrite almost half of the team's proposed $800 million arena in Brooklyn, making him the first person from overseas to acquire such a deep stake in a major American sports team.

By now some aggressive American newsmen were beginning to report on serious deficiencies in the U.S. advisory and support programs in Vietnam (see The media and the Vietnam War), and some advisers at lower levels were beginning to agree with them, but there was also a large and powerful bureaucracy in Saigon that had a deep stake in ensuring that U.S. programs appeared successful.

The creation of a land-holding peasantry with a deep stake in the country's prosperity is likely to remake the dynamics of Zimbabwean politics in the years ahead, he argues, in ways that are likely to demand more, not less, democracy and better governance.

That's because, as in the case of health care, there are too many constituencies with a deep stake in the status quo.

And in an age where a trillion dollars is passed around the globe every day, and planes cross over all our borders, each of us has a deep stake in global security.

An American public sobered by painful wars in the Middle East has a deep stake in a negotiated end to the nuclear impasse, something the Bush administration had rejected in the heady aftermath of its invasion of Iraq, to its later regret.