Sentence examples for stand to make from from inspiring English sources

So what do One Direction stand to make from a billion streams?

The millions of dollars that buyers stand to make from distributing this product only stand to make the opioid problem in America worse.

The amended filing also provided more details on how much stock Twitter insiders and big institutional investors held in the company and the billions they stand to make from the offering.

[C4.] $5.8 Billion Deal for Utility Creates a Stir in Houston Houston is buzzing over the $4.9 billion in profit that four elite private equity firms -- the Texas Pacific Group, the Blackstone Group, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Hellman & Friedman -- stand to make from selling an electricity company for $5.8 billion.

The film's other major focus is the questionable motives of the companies that partner with Komen, which seems to have much more to do with good PR than actually helping women, especially since a lot of the donations the companies give are pretty paltry in comparison to the profits they stand to make from women who're more likely to buy a pink-branded product.

We demonstrate the potential gains that zooplankton stand to make from microbial gardening using a simple steady state model, and we suggest avenues for future research.

And so is the money he stands to make from it.

One document not in today's pile was Mr. Quinn's billing records showing how much he has made or stands to make from his client.

When asked if he should have declared the "massive" gain he stood to make from the PPP, Sinodinos said: "It didn't occur to me that needed to be done".

The Obeid family wanted to control Sydney's water supply, a corruption inquiry has heard, as estimates of how much the family stood to make from the deal increased by $40m.

In 2007, for instance, the loss (or gain) that Barclays stood to make from normal moves in interest rates over any given day was £20m ($40m at the time).