small stake

Well I should put a small stake or something in.

You know a small stake, stick or of some sort.

You may want to sell the entire business or keep a small stake in it.

"Care to play for a small stake, just to make it interesting?"

People who own small stakes usually have little control over how a business is operated.

Controlling a school board might seem like small stakes in the political world.

"Your friend did not win and so lost his small stake.

He was sitting now, tightly bound with his hands behind him around a small stake.

He is also said to hold a small stake in Pennzoil.

Drive small stakes into the ground to mark bare spots where you want to plant.

Yahoo owns a small stake, a person who has seen the terms of the deal said.

With a very small stake, vast losses and gains can be made.

"Consider that I now have a small stake in this affair, and command my services, night or day, when something comes up."

The result may be less competition than at a smaller airport where many airlines have a small stake.

The next handful of companies control market shares less than half that size, with even smaller stakes held by others.

A small stake was held by a Singapore company.

We're all a lot of gamblers without much nerve, playing for small stakes.

People familiar with the transaction said the management of Beatrice's international food business would have a small stake in the new company.

Reader's Digest will offer a small stake to the public, ending more than 60 years as a private company.

The proposal being discussed would allow them to retain a small stake in the property.

He supposed it wouldn't hurt to tell Data, since the android did have a small stake in the matter.

They particularly praised the Doctor's duel at the end and the small stakes.

He plays at Crockfords most nights, but for small stakes only.

The path of it was marked with small stakes.

Angel investors, or business angels, usually provide funds in exchange for a small stake.