They may stand to lose business if "GMO" ceases to be a relevant consumer term.
It may stand to benefit from a lower seed in the playoffs.
The gourmet food category may stand to benefit most from Amazon.com's participation.
A small magnetic wire that attracts nanoparticles engineered to stick to tumor cells may stand to detect cancer earlier.
Margins are thinner at Greyhound, but passenger loads have been rising and, as a low-cost travel option, the company may stand to benefit from an economic downturn.
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, who has made reforming the stop-and-frisk program one of his signature issues, may stand to gain most from the judge's ruling.
He added that a less-established American professional sport like soccer may stand to gain more from brand partnerships than more established sports do.
Some are round-cornered white pedestals (fiberglass on steel) with inscriptions, on which visitors may stand to have their pictures taken.
If the Barnes family is any indication, it is home schoolers who may stand to gain the most from online education.
Since Medicare leads the way for other insurance companies, it means that all consumers may stand to benefit from this shift toward coverage for prevention.
However, acknowledging the difficulty of these options she urged island nations at least to redefine their maritime zones in domestic legislation, pointing out that even by their own domestic definitions, these nations may stand to lose significant swaths of territory.
