Sentence examples for stake thinking from inspiring English sources

Is anyone at LAZ Parking, in which Morgan Stanley has an equity stake, thinking about Shoup's parking benefit districts?

I won't pretend I don't have a personal stake in thinking about a Manchester loneliness.

Reprints Related topics Technology Internet Internet access Science and technology EuropeBut Mr Soru, whose influence over the new group is secured by a 35.5% stake, is thinking more aggressively than simply joining with other ISPs.

4) High Stakes Testing: Thinking that testing kids with single statewide high stakes tests will either punish or reward folks into success is just silly - yet we spend outrageous sums of money and time on pretending that testing drives achievement.

Stress caused by high-stakes testing impairs thinking.

The West has a big stake in thinking of itself as controlling such exchanges.

If the bosses have an ownership stake, the thinking goes, their own best interest dovetails with that of their shareholders.

Potanin, perhaps thinking that the stake was illiquid, tried to play hardball, pushing his former partner to sell it to him at a discount.

President Barack Obama criticized some in the Abbott administration last year, saying "nobody has more at stake when it comes to thinking about and then acting on climate change" than Australia.

While Rock lopped, I cleared away the long vitex stems, thinking what great stakes they would make for my pea fence -- and stopped short.

While the epithets are well-deserved and increase the stakes of the ongoing story, thinking about Ai's art this way fails to go deeper into his message.