Sentence examples for serious stake from inspiring English sources

(Orwell is sometimes criticized for ignoring the American example, but, closer to home, if he had taken any interest in Scotland, he would have seen a relatively dynamic social culture propelled by a serious stake in education).

"With Japan's pacifist constitution at serious stake and Abe's power expanding, it is alarming both for Japan's Asian neighbours, as well as for Japan itself, as Japan's militarisation will serve to benefit neither side," Xinhua said in a commentary.

While I'm still fascinated after 40 years of newspapering by where the ideas originate for these enterprise stories, there are two aspects of the process in which readers have a serious stake.

It should be little surprise that the only other big branded drugmaker with a serious stake in the generic drug industry is the French pharmaceutical firm Sanofi-Aventis.

Without some sort of serious stake in the outcome, it's hard to imagine anyone getting too worked up about Premium Rush.

Communities of color have a serious stake in the climate fight: an estimated 68percentt of African Americans live within 30 miles of a coal-fired power plant.

But there are some serious stakes here, and they go beyond the issue of health reform, important as it is.

One afternoon in 2006, a novelist and a lawyer sat down with a camera and filmed an interview about the serious stakes of using words well.

In response Ken Livingstone has put out a statement saying that Cameron and Johnson are "two Tory peas in a pod: The David Cameron-Boris Johnson love-in on the eve of the election clarifies the very serious stakes for Londoners.

That's where the best performing online investors, Marketocracy's M100, headed last week as these gurus carved out serious stakes in a couple of homebuilders.

The U.S. has serious stakes in the region and responsibility toward its allies.