Sentence examples for stakes compared with from inspiring English sources

Some of McCormack's early deal-making for Palmer was for modest stakes compared with the multimillion-dollar endorsement contracts today's athletes receive.

It was there that John Kennedy initiated a race to the moon — meagre stakes compared with the health of the planet we inhabit.

Moneysupermarket's ad pales in the offensiveness stakes compared with Paddy Power's 2014 winner, which offered money back if Oscar Pistorious "walked" from his murder trial, which is the most complained about ad of all time with 5,525.

Neil Campbell of Tullett Prebon, an interdealer broker, says that investors today can expect around 95 cents on the dollar for many of their stakes, compared with only 60 cents in 2009.

Only $520m-worth of trade is at stake, compared with an annual total of over $400 billion.

That made BNP the largest shareholder in Crédit Lyonnais, with an 18percentt stake, compared with 10.5percentt for Crédit Agricole.

And while a scant 32 delegates to the Democratic National Convention are at stake, compared with a combined 389 in Ohio and Texas, which will also vote on Tuesday, the candidates are lavishing attention on Little Rhody.

As the company's share price fell to 9 Swiss francs last month from 54 Swiss francs in February 2000, Mr. Barnevik's continued presence as chairman drew criticism from the Swiss investor Martin Ebner, who owns a 10.1percentt stake compared with Investor's 5percentt.

And while a scant 32 delegates to the Democratic National Convention are at stake, compared with a combined 389 in Ohio and Texas, which will also vote on Tuesday, the candidates are lavishing attention on Little Rhody......No presidential candidate stumped here before the 2004 primary, and the state's turnout that year -- barely 6percentt of registered voters -- was among the worst in the nation.

Yet given the stakes and compared with the mighty Fed, CEBS is fathoms out of its depth.A lot depends, then, on national regulators, which do have real muscle and resources.

It should be noted, however, that an earlier study reported a similar negative deflection that was strongest for medium fair offers (30% of the stake), as compared with fair (50%) and unfair (10%) offers, but localized this negativity in other brain areas (Polezzi et al., 2008).