Sentence examples for publicly stake from inspiring English sources

To publicly stake out a position in the middle of the debate was difficult, not least because of the polarized atmosphere Bostrom's book had helped to create.

And another: "I hope your unamerican establishment closes down!!!!" The assault on Dubrinsky and his restaurant shows just how risky it can be for a business owner to publicly stake out even a moderate position in Alabama's immigration debate.

But now, reacting to the changed signals from Washington, North Korea has also publicly staked out a tough stance.

Mr Kohl has publicly staked his career on seeing Germany join Europe's single currency bang on time, January 1st 1999.

After publicly staking a claim to the right to publish electronic versions of books that already have a long history in print, Random House appears to be letting go of digital rights to several works by one prominent author without a fight, potentially opening the way for other authors to take their e-books away from traditional publishers.

On LinkedIn, someone has publicly staked their professional reputation on the recommendations they make.

If you are a trampire, you will be publicly staked for it, even though cheater Ashton Kutcher recently emerged relatively unscathed by the media.

Juxtaposing the now-ending American campaign with the one just beginning across the Atlantic Ocean in Kenya, there are striking similarities as Kenyans across the Jubilee/CORD divide become contortionists and apologists explaining their support for those who have publicly staked seemingly untenable positions including "eating meat even as others look on salivating"!

Some are fixtures on Delhi's diplomatic circuit; one owns a central Delhi hotel; another has a publicly declared stake in a low-cost airline.

That wealth stems mainly from a large publicly disclosed stake in a major gas and petrochemical company that Shamalov acquired from Gennady Timchenko, a business associate of Putin's.

But last year, in a book about Trump, New York Times editor Timothy L. O'Brien cited three unnamed "people with direct knowledge of Donald's finances" who said Trump's true net worth was $150 million to $250 million–in the vicinity of what his publicly traded stake in his casino company is worth.