Sentence examples for has high stakes from inspiring English sources

She has high stakes placed on that outcome.

The case has high stakes for the commission, where efforts to find a solution that appeases both sides have faltered.

The United States has high stakes here: Bahrain is home to the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet and has been a reliable ally.

The cruise ship story was a no-brainer to him: from a producer's standpoint, it has high stakes, human drama and a logical beginning, middle and end.

Next week's Congressional vote on whether to expand trade and economic ties with China has high stakes for Beijing and the Clinton administration, but it is also a test of the political clout of the technology industry.

And in the school system that purchases more milk than any other in the United States, and that last year received $340 million in federal reimbursements for school food, a change in the milk menu has high stakes -- for the school district and the dairy industry alike.

For R. J. Barnette, the front-tire carrier for Johnson's rig, who played cornerback at Samford University, Nascar has higher stakes than being on the field did.

Viewed in this way, the market for control is an important part of the managerial labor market, which is very different from, and has higher stakes than, the normal labor market.

To many women in African countries, delaying motherhood has higher stakes, and is less achievable.

No. 2 ranked Ohio State faces No. 6 Cincinnati in a game that has higher stakes than a trip to the Elite Eight for those in the Buckeye State.

But disclosure can have high stakes.