Sentence examples for because it stands to from inspiring English sources
Its case has been that the private sector is more efficient at managing investment because it stands to lose its own money.
Apple's approval of the application has to have the company and investors)breathing a sigh of relief — a big part of MOG's premium strategy involves its mobile applications, and for a while it was looking like Apple might block it because it stands to compete with its own upcoming cloud-based music service.
Mr. Schumer said, "The health insurance industry should pay its fair share of the cost because it stands to gain over 40 million new consumers under health care reform legislation".
It's true, because it stands to reason.
Publicly, Arthur predicts that getting more involved with the Internet is going to be a "wet kiss" for the Times, because it stands to make the paper and the company's other news products instantaneously global.
But this takes it to a new level – not only because it affects those Iranians in Europe and elsewhere who themselves fled the Islamic Republic, but especially because it stands to curtail the rights of free travel for Iranian-Americans.
Mr. Wheeler has told reporters in Salt Lake City that the company made the donations because it stood to make a significant profit as an official Olympic travel broker, which it later became.
It's just that you wouldn't know, because – and it stands to reason – most ordinary people get scared off by the idea that they might be being "tracked" for advertising or analytics purposes even though that data is anonymous.
Because of this, it stands to be the largest beneficiary of the growing push toward multimedia.
The cotton industry exists in America only because of subsidies, and it stands to lose much if the World Trade Organisation's Doha negotiating round succeeds.
In an asymmetric case, b is putatively identical with a because it stands in a certain relation to a, but c is putatively identical with a because it stands in a different relation to a.
