Sentence examples for reasonable stakes from inspiring English sources

Some of them have market caps that are small enough that Dedio, with minimal assets, can still take reasonable stakes.

Eight figures is a reasonable starting stake for the serious angel.

It is reasonable that stake holders put improvement in the overall techno-economic performance of wind farm much ahead of all others.

Is it reasonable to stake our future on a devilishly uncontrollable, potentially lethal technology?

The defense of some sort of decorum in public life seems like a reasonable position to stake out, especially for a true conservative.

Proponents of the measure could stake a reasonable claim to have run a grassroots campaign.

However, defenders hold that it is reasonable to consider the pragmatic stakes in considering evidence for a belief that underlies significant action (See Fantl and McGrath 2007).

When only research co-operation was at stake, this was reasonable.

Still, there is a way for Washington to stake out a reasonable, nonviolent alternative: by pushing for the immediate revival of peace talks between Syria and Israel.

With reform in the air and survival in some cases at stake, it's reasonable to believe the various watchdogs want to be noticed, and seen as toughening up their acts.

Bertelsmann said it would "fulfill its contractual obligations and prepare the listing of shares held by G.B.L.," if requested, but it added: "Bertelsmann is also prepared for a buyback of G.B.L.'s stake at a reasonable price, if the shareholders reach an agreement".