用at stake造句子，“at stake”造句

Eurocrats see their credibility is at stake.

But there's more at stake. Televised award shows make money.

"Don't poke fun, please. My life is at stake."

You must go for the doctor at once as the child's life is at stake.

Behind his magnificent words, his relationship with the army was at stake.

Well, the only way that we might survive — the quality of life is at stake here is nuclear fusion.

With its inordinately valuable and trusted brand at stake in the Washington Post, the risks are clearly high.

But, then, as well as the miners' safe reunion with their families, it is the government's image that is at stake, both at home and internationally.

Two stallions stomp and fight in a status display. Stallions are protective of their herds and fights often occur when mares are at stake.

Yet the Fed's credibility could be at stake if it allowed itself to be bullied into a late U-turn that is not clearly justified by the data.

With a whopping US$1 million dollars at stake,11 teams of two will once again traverse the world in a dramatic, thrilling chase, never knowing where they're going next or what they'll have to do once at their destinations.

Mr. Strauss, aware of the challenge, recently told the Fund Committee that the absolute existence of the Fund's institutions as the world's leading financial institutions could be at stake.

But there is moreat stake than the food industry's interests.

Ben Parker：If you could do good things for other people you had a moral obligation to do those 's what's at stake onsibility. 本·帕克：如果你有能力去幫助別人，你就有幫助別人的責任和義務。這就是你生存的意義，這不是選擇，而是 責任。（彼得爸爸的生存信條）

What is at stake?

The family honour is at stake.

Not with so much at stake.

The life of the whole Empire was at stake.

We cannot afford to take risks when peoples' lives are at stake.

The book's well-deserved reputation and utility were at stake, and the magnitude of the task was clear.

Chu is realizing that at a time when life is at stake, a few seconds can determine the survival of a man.

We do not blame the Israelis for not wanting to reward terror, but there are larger principles and interests at stake here.

Although I was drug free, I had the feeling that the crowd was more than just an audience at a show, that something major was at stake, that Woodstock would prove something to the world.

With the rapid growth of Web APIs, and the out-of-control proliferation of pseudo-standard ways to secure Web protocols, the bulk of our data is also at stake.

With billions in aid and regional stability at stake, the factions are under intense pressure from the United States and Afghanistan's neighbors, all exerting influence from the corridors, to reach a consensus on an interim administration and security force within five days.

My honour is at stake.

My whole future was at stake.

Europe's future is at stake. Europe is at a fork in the road.

The team played hard because the championship of the state was at stake.

The details may seem arcane, but huge sums are at stake. Actuaries, the backroom boys of finance, may yet find themselves at the heart of political debate.

"Women tend to be especially motivated during pregnancy because it's not just their health [that is] at stake-it's their children's," he notes.

In urgent cases, the party concerned whose interests are at stake, and whose legitimate rights and interests may be damaged beyond remedy if no application for custody of property is filed immediately,

Credit Agricole owns 65 per cent of CLSA and will remain the controlling shareholder after Citic buys part of that stake.

He acted quickly because the man's life was at stake.

in peril; at stake; in great danger; in danger of elimination

What reason is there for failing to do so at a moment when the fate of the nation is at stake?

Every man knows his syndrome, and his life is at stake; how can other people get it instead of living in this world? Stay together for three days and five nights, saying that even a family plan.

My life is at stake.

Our homeland, the lives of our wives and children are at stake.

The bottom line: Wal-Mart isn't the only company with a lot at stake in a gender-bias suit the Supreme Court will soon decide whether to hear.

The value of that stake has dropped markedly since CIC paid $5.6 billion dollars for it in December last year.

If there were still two points at stake, we would have 52 out of the 60 possible... quite impressing figures.

On the one hand, it holds that human life is at stake. On the other hand, it advocates that the principle of eye for eye naturally has considerable primitiveness. However, for the present political and economic system, the coordination between them is extremely appropriate.

Cooper, himself a landlord of sorts, was convinced that a basic principle of property was at stake.

He is nervous because his job is at stake.

Please inform us what special offer you can make us based on a quantity of 500 tons.

A lot of oil is at stake.