Sentence examples for much bigger stakes from inspiring English sources

This "Tom Sawyer," however, is playing for much bigger stakes, just as Twain's book did.

Much bigger stakes are in sight for the meat and dairy industry, which argues that cloning can give more farmers access to star animals with leaner meat, bigger milking potential and enhanced disease resistance.

"There are much bigger stakes for Google in China than closing Google.cn and losing the associated search advertising," said Alice Enders and Ian Maude, of the London-based research group Enders Analysis.

On the same field in New Orleans, but for much bigger stakes, they will meet again, the Rams' offense against the Saints' defense, extreme force against a brute force.

After several years as a middle-market business brokerage representing both sides of the transaction, Paramax of Amherst, N.Y. has further narrowed its focus on sellers with much bigger stakes.

When those orders get filled, that is a signal that a big investor has a much bigger stake to offload.

This gives Apple a much bigger stake in the long-term success of Foxconn as a supplier, and makes it less attractive to cut and run to a cheaper option.

A1 US Airways to Empower Labor Though mindful of the perceived link between employee ownership at United Airlines and that company's descent into bankruptcy, US Airways is proposing to give its workers a much bigger stake in the company when it emerges from its Chapter 11 filing.

In its official "intention to float" document filed with the London Stock Exchange the government revealed that it intends to float at least half of the company – a much bigger stake than anticipated, which means the state would lose control of the service.

Some of Tiger's investment during this time was reported, but the filing shows Tiger had a much bigger stake.

He told lawmakers the government might end up with a much bigger ownership stake in Citigroup or other banks.