Sentence examples for immediate stakes from inspiring English sources

Those are the immediate stakes of this game.

Besides the immediate stakes involved with Epogen, which is used to prevent anemia in kidney dialysis patients, a validation of Transkaryotic's technology could lead to cheaper versions of some other biotechnology drugs.

Back in the UK, with growth ticking along nicely, the immediate stakes do not appear so high, but the outlines of the argument are recognisably the same and the impact on British culture and society, and the relationship between citizens and the state, may be deep and long-lasting.

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.

It gives the show immediate stakes.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's redrawing of the congressional district boundaries in February lowered the immediate stakes of the special election.

Back then, however, Mr. Clinton was not yet a presidential candidate and did not have much at immediate stake.

At immediate stake is a long overdue €8bn injection of cash badly needed to cover payments in schools and hospitals and public sector wages and pensions.

So they should also recognize that they have an immediate stake in the producing states' struggle with multinational companies over control of fossil fuel and other natural resources.

As an example, he said, Kimmel handles customer service — critical to building ties with patrons — for the orchestra at Verizon Hall but "has no immediate stake" in the Philadelphia Orchestra's success.

These nations do not have the same resources to combat climate change as countries like the United States or China do, but they have the most immediate stake in a solution.