Sentence examples for questions at stake from inspiring English sources

There are far bigger questions at stake.

The questions at stake: Can a region act alone to soften aviation's climate impact?

There are two key questions at stake: Who should regulate commercial space activity?

What's slowing the works are the huge political questions at stake, many of them with consequences potentially as toxic as the banks' assets.

All sides expect plenty of opportunity in the form of a hailstorm of lawsuits to answer the legal questions at stake.

Leonard also talks about Britain being a diminished presence internationally – "Berlin would be the first port of call for any US president – we would be marginal" – before we chew over one of the most practical questions at stake.

Beyond interpretation of brain images, the basic neuroscience questions at stakes here are that of functional specificity.

There's a bigger ethical question at stake too.

But the wider question at stake is how to remedy the abuses, where they exist.

Which brings us to another truth we'd rather not acknowledge: there is a class question at stake here.

The accusation of scientism is a pain, because mostly it's also employed when the question at stake could perfectly well be answered by science.