Sentence examples for still at stake from inspiring English sources
More is still at stake than Iraq itself.
The point is, everything is still at stake.
Then, he said, they needed to get ready because of all that was still at stake.
It is mid-2012, and a huge amount is still at stake.
England fans may think it's great the Ashes are still at stake going to The Oval.
The company has already collected most of the money, with about $90 million still at stake.
Nancy's laudable mission has come a long and impressive way already, but there are still lives at stake, and still miles -- and 38 states -- to go.
It's not as big as New York, but there are still lives at stake".
It's worth backtracking a few lines in the interview to see its context, in order to get at what's really at stake namely, something that's still greatly at stake, perhaps now more than ever, in the world of film criticism and the appreciation of movies by young aficionados.
This has already propelled him into the higher echelons of the global rich, but he has still more at stake with a near-$1bn (£640m) investment in the athletes' village and the Olympic Park, parts of which will be sold off after the Games as luxury housing.
"Although there are still points at stake and we must be respectful, we have taken a giant step," said Real captain Iker Casillas.
