Sentence examples for true stakes from inspiring English sources

Even with all the setbacks and disappointments in Iraq, voters will go with an incumbent who has clearly demonstrated that he understands the true stakes involved in our war against Islamic fanaticism and who has the resolve to see the conflict through.

The State of the Union address gives Obama a chance to make the true stakes crystal clear.

These are the kinds of questions that must be asked, because they help to illustrate the true stakes.

The potential impact of the Supreme Court's decisions should also bring into sharper focus the true stakes of the 2016 election.

While I was aware that the true stakes of this encounter with the Reaper weren't nearly as high as they could be, it still showed me sides of myself that rarely emerge.

FOR once the hyperbolic phrase holds true: the stakes could not be much higher.

Although in Pakistan, it's true, the stakes always feel high.

True, the stakes of the coming election are unquestionably high.

VICE News followed the money to see the true economic stakes of climate change and decades of denial.

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That is especially true if the stakes are literally life or death.