Sentence examples for idea to stake from inspiring English sources

How having lost a great deal of money somehow makes it a better idea to stake large sums on a game where the percentage is always to the house... well, perfectly rational people don't gamble, do they?

It's a good idea to stake the pipe down to hold it in position while it cools.

But Mr. Abe has made clear that he does not subscribe to that idea and hopes to stake out a tough posture on the islands as a way of engineering a Japanese comeback.

TenneT, which operates the grid in Schleswig-Holstein, wants to extend the wind park idea to the transmission network, offering stakes in a line along the west coast.

The aim is that an e3-value e-Business model contributes to a better and shared understanding of the idea at stake, specifically with respect to its profit drivers.

If the feedback is positive at this stage, we up the stakes, taking the idea to the next level - agents, managers, development executives.

Therefore, our idea to build a model of curriculum development is staked on two theoretical concepts: theory into practice and mereologic reasoning.

Like me, he clearly sees online communication as a two-way portal for sharing and shaping ideas, not merely a way to stake a position.

When we apply this idea to the progressive's dilemma, it turns into a trilemma, because solidarity is then also at stake when considering whom to admit.

The core idea at stake in debates over reduction is that commitment to the existence of the reduced properties should constitute no ontological commitment 'over and above' commitment to the reducing properties.

Every year at Cheltenham there are people who have done their absolutes, have lost much more than they intended to stake and have no idea how things went so badly wrong for them.