Sentence examples for deeper stakes from inspiring English sources

Nobody will explicitly acknowledge the deeper stakes.

Having delineated the political polysemy of "the machine," the rest of the article will draw on a largely neglected philosopher of technology, Günther Anders, to think through the deeper stakes of the abasement before the machine, and the aspiration towards it, that can be detected across modernism's political spectrum.

More and more, he's been reveling in the tightly coiled rhythms of Afro-Cuban music; it gives him, as a pianist, a deeper stake in the band's forward motion.

All have deep stakes in the war.

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

Two meetings took place in Vienna in October and November, bringing together the regional rivals Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey — all with deep stakes in the Syrian war.

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.

"It's the middlemen who enjoy most of the gains," he said, "not the farmers". Mr. Barrett's research has established a third side to the triangle of interests with a deep stake in the status quo: nonprofit aid organizations.