Sentence examples for stake further from inspiring English sources

The pair then diluted their stake further by giving management access to an undisclosed stake in the business, taking their combined holding to under 50%.

That would give it the right under German takeover law to increase its stake further by buying shares in the market.

A debt-for-equity swap with the banks that financed the project is more likely, but would dilute the shareholders' stake further.

With the advent of BT's £897m TV deal, the money at the top level might be set to break new barriers but he knows what is at stake further down the pyramid.

The Football League does, though, along with Uefa, which means that if Ashley sought to increase his stake further - by challenging the SFA's stance in the courts - and Newcastle were relegated, or both Newcastle and Rangers qualified for Europe in future seasons, he would face further problems.

SAN FRANCISCO -- For the past decade and a half, Silicon Valley has been gleefully sticking its digital stake further and further into the rapidly decaying heart of the music industry.

Raising the stakes further, a new land rush of privatization in Russia is about to begin.

Raising the stakes further, he argues (as other scholars have before him) that the 1993 conflagration that killed the Branch Davidians at Waco might have been averted had the F.B.I. better understood David Koresh's apocalyptic theology.

President Emile Lahoud raised the stakes further this week by hinting that Lebanon might not cooperate with the United Nations in implementing a companion resolution that provides for an international force to monitor a withdrawal and help Lebanon secure its border.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, refused to "rule out intervention", and shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna raised the stakes further by saying last week he would block the deal if Labour won next year's general election.

As if tensions weren't high enough, experts say that Tehran might raise the stakes further by re-enriching some of its growing supply of 20 percent uranium to even higher levels of purity.