Sentence examples for does stand to from inspiring English sources

And it does stand to reason.

But Mr. Pataki does stand to gain something.

But he does stand to gain from a cut in offensive weapons.

While the game maker would not reveal the financial details, Aerosmith does stand to gain a new generation of fans.

"Who knows if prices will go up in 2013," Mr. Horn said, "but it does stand to reason, on pure supply-and-demand basis.

The United States does stand to gain the most from stronger intellectual property protections, most of which must be in effect by 2005, under Trips.

Still, the companies do stand to benefit financially in more ways than just cutting costs.

There are some new industries that do stand to gain more directly from Copenhagen, however.

And many wealthy and middle-class Chinese do stand to lose out on their investments if things go wrong.

He does stand up to her.

But it does stand out to me that no one mentioned deficit reduction.