Sentence examples for seemed at stake here from inspiring English sources

That meant something larger than seemed at stake here.

Still, more seems at stake here than a competition between scholars.

Despite a great deal of plot -- including adultery, lies, corruption, secrets, arrests, emotional breakdowns and the like -- very little seems at stake here.

Yet something more than settling a personal beef seems to be at stake here.

Yet for all the tension of Teddy's plight, and despite our suspicions that he may not be the sanest soul around ("Pull yourself together," he says into a mirror in the opening shot), nothing really seems to be at stake here.

There seemed to be more at stake here than just a bit of fun: the North Koreans cheered on their man, we rooted for the American.

It seems that what is at stake here is not only the question of whether or not GM is a good idea, but who gets to make those decisions, and who should be told that they're too stupid or too corrupted by money to have a say.

There doesn't seem to be nearly enough at stake here, in this airless little room at the center of the world.

And yet hate itself does seem to be precisely what's at stake here: Ravi's verdict turned on the pivot of whether or not hatred of gay people prompted his behavior.

The Chief Executive of South Carolina is sadly yet another in a long line of shirkers and buck-passers, who don't seem to understand what's really at stake here.

But when you really consider what's at stake here, those sentiments seem to fall a little short, don't they?