Sentence examples for far higher stakes from inspiring English sources

Chomsky finds the Bush administration new in only two ways: the crassness of its motives is far more transparent, and it is now playing for far higher stakes.

But for members of the protective tribe known as the crisis management industry, the scandals capturing headlines in the corporate realm involve far higher stakes, threatening the lifeblood of global behemoths worth hundreds of billions of dollars.

Pepsi and Coke invest fortunes to promote their products over their rivals, while humanitarians aren't nearly as savvy about marketing causes with far higher stakes — famine, disease, mass murder.

Those are table stakes far higher than the bare-bones "lifeline" conventional telephone service subsidized by the regulated industry's universal service fund, which can make basic dial tone and 911 service available to the poor or elderly for less than $10 a month in some states.

All of which makes the immediate stakes far higher for television networks than for movie studios, with the writers' unions — the Writers Guild of America, both West and East — scheduled to announce on Thursday whether their members have voted to authorize a strike when their contract expires on Oct. 31.

But Kushner is a senior White House adviser with a security clearance that grants him access to top-secret information, raising the stakes far higher.

But the stakes are far higher.

The stakes are far higher, the constituency far larger.

But the show-biz stakes are far higher now.

But this time around, the stakes are far higher.

The stakes are far higher now a Miliband-led government no longer looks a remote possibility.