Sentence examples for stake- from inspiring English sources
What's at stake is where things go from there.
The gap, though, was not large: Labour have 83 target seats at stake with Ukip as a complicating factor.
Speaking on a campaign visit in the SNP target seat of Edinburgh South earlier on Tuesday, Murphy said lots of voters were only beginning to think about the issues at stake: "The election is only 24 hours old; there are weeks to go," he said.
Leonard also talks about Britain being a diminished presence internationally – "Berlin would be the first port of call for any US president – we would be marginal" – before we chew over one of the most practical questions at stake.
That sounds pretty fantastic, unless you can recall the start of his career as a chief exec of publicly listed company in 2011, when that same stake was worth £6bn.
It should be a reminder to all of what is at stake if the Agreement is lost.
There is a lot at stake and a lot of potential here, but the coalition seems to prefer shale gas, even though it is problematic, than this cheap and readily available form of fuel".
Everyone involved in shaping the debate, and making the policy decisions that matter, has a stake in prices going up.
The outcome of the war is suddenly at stake, and it falls to our unlikely heroes to stand up and be counted.
