Sentence examples for obvious stake from inspiring English sources

But just because you have an obvious stake in an argument doesn't make it wrong.

As a novelist happy to have well-disposed reviewers, Bellow had an obvious stake in these friendships.

Mr. Roth, who has an obvious stake in the matter, said he was choosing to believe the audience would follow.

Lessons From Japan When Japan's Fukushima accident prompted a review of safety at United States nuclear power plants, Exelon had an obvious stake in the outcome.

Many other ruling powers in history (from feudal warlords to secular totalitarian regimes) have had a more obvious stake in violence and confrontation than capitalism has.

Mr. Quin is the president of the Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and he has an obvious stake in presenting Belfast's best face to the world.

Chinese buyers are happy to make investments in intermediate companies, which can be used to take other, less obvious stakes in other businesses.

The Dodgers had fallen eight games behind the front-running San Francisco Giants in the NL West, but Roberts trusted his players rather than call a team meeting to remind them of the obvious stakes.

Some of the participants are such children, others are Christian fundamentalists who think homosexuality is wrong, some have no obvious personal stake in the matter.

Mr. Puccio, who is trying to peddle his own book about the trial for a very large sum of money, has an obvious financial stake in minimizing my role and maximizing his.

The companies and industries that give the most to the governors' groups have obvious interests at stake.