Sentence examples for and so stands from inspiring English sources

At least one is running for president on a law-and-order ticket, and so stands to gain from a chaotic close to the Arroyo administration.

He was elected chairman by a unanimous vote of the board yesterday and so stands alone at the head of the largest media company in the world.

Rule number three If you stand up out of the saddle to try to make the horse run and he doesn't want to run and so stands still, your legs will hurt and you will look stupid.

IUCN has been dealing with these sorts of issues for years now, and so stands uniquely poised to help regulate de-extinction science's future.

Because the soul of a person operates through the body, the body manifests certain characteristics of the soul, and so stands to offer evidence of the character of the soul.

The emirate of Dubai has implemented a net metering policy [95] and so stands out as one of the few GCC markets where distributed solar power will likely see significant deployment in the coming years as electricity tariffs are sufficiently high, ranging from USD $0.08 to USD $0.12 per kWh depending on consumer type (i.e. residential, commercial or industrial) and level of consumption [96, 97].

Some institutions will have taken bets that a company will go bust, and so stand to make money if a restructuring fails.

But it made no mention of the terror attacks of the past two weeks, and so stood virtually no chance of escaping an American veto.