Sentence examples for stake a bit of from inspiring English sources
No, Germany won't like it — but with the very survival of the euro at stake, a bit of financial risk should be a small consideration.
@haydenvernon / @eliot_wyatt.
As the current stake for a bit of the legal action is only £20, the attraction of further litigation is obvious.
Larson's 1.6% stake took a bit of a drubbing, losing 47% since June.
Winnings: eternal life, infinite bliss etc. Stakes: forgoing a bit of bad behaviour.
On the pitch at the KC Stadium there was nothing at stake other than a bit of belated pride, Hull City having already failed to preserve their Premier League status and Liverpool having already failed to qualify for a Champions Leaguee qualifying round spot.
Do not put a relationship at stake over a a bit of unsightly dead skin lingering in someone's scalp area.
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.
There was a little vial of the green paint he used to camouflage every frugal garden cheat — be it a piece of rebar staking a lily or a bit of plywood hammered in as edging.
Next-gen edtech and virtual reality are both high-stakes platforms that have quite a bit of potential when it comes to defining our near-future.
But Veep's first season with Mandel at the helm was a spectacular series-best installment, with a renewed sense of focus in the show's plotting that involved a bit of stakes-raising, too.
