Sentences with phrase «money stake in the outcome»

My speculation is that he has a contingency deal with his lawyers, leaving him with very little money stake in the outcome.

Not exact matches

Some 33,000 backers have kicked in money for Crowfall's development, and ArtCraft — which has also raised money from traditional early - stage investors — likes the idea of offering them a stake in the game's financial outcome, said J. Todd Coleman, the company's creative director.

In others words, the only possible outcomes are a) you earn money or b) you lose your defined stake.

Despite factors that should drive up interest — control of the board being at stake, big money flowing into some campaigns, and outside forces trying to steer the outcome — history shows School Board races rest in the hands of relatively few voters.

Large spending in races up and down the ballot led to legal changes post-election, but candidates that year benefitted from — and were hurt by — large sums of campaign money from groups forbidden from coordinating with their campaigns, but with clear stakes in the outcomes of the elections.

In gambling, the «stake» is the money or goods risked on the outcome of the game.

In others words, the only possible outcomes are a) you earn money or b) you lose your defined stake.

If people want to borrow money to invest, they must have a meaningful stake at risk in the outcome.

The initiative will take the form of booths on casino floors, equipped with HTC Vive headsets and controllers running dedicated games designed specifically for competitive play and, more specifically, for each of the players to stake real world money on the outcome of any matches in the hope of winning «cash prizes in spirited VR tournaments», according to a press release from HTC.

I know your tongue is planted firmly in cheek, but I did some research on the matter, and found that the fossil fuel industry, automobile industry, and wal - mart - like fossil - fuel - based mega-scale consumer goods distribution industry have many thousands of times more money at stake (~ $ 10 trillion annually) on the outcome of this debate than do the scientists in question.

Bias in a legal context means that the witness has a stake in the outcome of the case or whose testimony has been influenced by money or a relationship with a party to the case.